Re: "Merge to HDR" in AE?

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From: S�bastien_P�rier
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 09:46

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A cheap solution would be to take your 8bit footage, duplicate as much as you need, add an exposure effect on each duplicata, and then play with levels, masks, and fusion mode to have an hdr look. There are some tips on some videocopilot tuts about faking HDR if i'm not mistaken. That could be a starting point.

(Of course, this works if you want something that feels like HDR, it will not be a HDR thingy)

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