I don't think anyone has mentioned it yet, but, I would consider
capturing a macbeth colour checker card in the hdri to be essential
(with fisheye acquisitions).
If you have the macbeth colour checker card also shot through the main
footage camera, then you have a pretty good chance of calibrating the
colour spaces between the DSLR images and the footage.
On 16/01/13 07:57, Paul Griswold wrote:
Hey guys -
I've been asked to help out on the show "Film Riot", and one of the
things we were discussing is creating your own HDR images.
I know HDRLabs has a ton of great info, but I was curious to know if
anyone else had any good info or resources on the subject that I could
pass along.
It's not something I normally do, so I wanted to make sure I was
giving them up-to-date info.
Thanks,
Paul
