I have finally finished my move and everyone can take my calls once again without fear of being asked to help. This exhausted me so much that fell asleep in my chair today while having lunch... guess I needed a little rest. When I woke up I took advantage of an afternoon without any commitments to work on a clip from Peyto Lake that I shot in August of 2013. The plan was to shoot the sunset while transitioning to a full night scene and have the moon rise up to light up the entire valley. To pull this off I had to adjust the camera setting on the fly as the raw images were bring shot and then adjust them in post to equalize/ balance out the light. I think it worked out quite well but there appears to be an odd transition of light when the moon comes up over the mountain causing an appearance of a pulsing glow that I tried to equalize. Are there any time lapse / video production peeps that have any feedback/ suggestions on how to deal with the quirky moon light. I used Premiere Pro with a shadow/ highlight adjustment over a few key frames to try and level the light. It worked okay but it introduced a bunch of jpg banding in the sky that I dont know how to correct. For this reason Im guessing that there is a better way?
Posted on: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 02:24:22 +0000
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