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Quick Tip: How to compile an HDR Timelapse

In this Quick Tip Matthijs talks us through the ins and outs of compiling an HDR time-lapse using Davinci Resolve.

How Drew Geraci became a motion-timelapse cinematographer

One of the most stunning things about House of Cards is its time-lapse for the opening credits. For those who have never seen it, the artist behind the opening title sequence of the series is Drew Geraci.

Step into the sights, sounds and smells of Morocco with photographer Trey Ratcliff, aka the “gentleman explorer,” and engaging persona behind the popular blog, www.stuckincustoms.com.

Passport through Morocco with old-school gentleman explorer Trey Ratcliff

In this film, Trey takes viewers through a deeply personal walkabout through the ancient and otherworldly cities of Fez and Chefchaouen. While exploring these lively and colorful North African streets, you’ll see Trey capture glimpses of Moroccan life that transcend beautiful and expand into something quite magical.

All images © Trey Ratcliff

About Trey Ratcliff:

I'm a warm-hearted, old-school gentleman explorer with really cool toys
Browse Trey’s photos on his SmugMug site and blog: www.stuckincustoms.com

Text, image and video via Smug Films

by Joel Grimes

We caught up with Joel Grimes in New York City as he talked about some pretty cool HDR images he took with his new tilt shift lens. Plus, he "kind of" talks about his new and exciting feature that will soon be a part of [FRAMED] Season 3.....launching May 2012!

Special thanks to Yotel in New York for their excellent hotel accommodation

by framedshow

BTS of "24 Hours of Neon"

A little behind the scenes of how I shot my short HDR tone mapped timelapse film "24 Hours of Neon"

Read the below blog post to see the film, listen to the in depth commentary shot by shot and find out how I put the photos together.

philipbloom.net/2011/05/07/24hoursofneon/

Shot on the Canon XA10

Demo of how to use photomatix pro for HDR tone mapped timelapse

A little demo on how I use (not necessarily the best way) Photomatix pro to build my HDR tone mapped timelapses.

Check out my blog post here:

philipbloom.net/2011/05/07/24hoursofneon/

by Philip Bloom