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Q: FAKE HDR

I am trying to create a fake HDR script based on this gimp routine

http://registry.gimp.org/node/11776

and am stuck here:



deblock05190_906_____ = SFileIn("//Fileserv/files/jig/jig0519/avisynth/deblock/deblock0519_0-906@@@@@@. tif",
"Auto", 0, 0, "v1.1", "0", "");
levels05190_906_____ = SFileIn("//Fileserv/files/jig/jig0519/avisynth/levels/levels0519_0-906@@@@@@.ti f",
"Auto", 0, 0, "v1.1", "0", "");
Saturation1 = Saturation(levels05190_906_____, 0);
Invert1 = Invert(Saturation1, "rgba");
Blur1 = Blur(Invert1, 90, xPixels/GetDefaultAspect(), 0, "gauss",
xFilter, "rgba");
MultiLayer1 = MultiLayer("v4.0", "L1", 0, Blur1, 0, "L2", 1,
0, "Outside", 1, 0, 0, "rgba", deblock05190_906_____, 2,
"L1", 0.2, 0, "IDiv", 1, 0, 0, "rgba", 100, 1);


// User Interface settings

SetKey(
"nodeView.Blur1.t", "0",
"nodeView.Blur1.x", "333",
"nodeView.Blur1.y", "192.5",
"nodeView.Invert1.t", "0",
"nodeView.Invert1.x", "360.5",
"nodeView.Invert1.y", "255",
"nodeView.MultiLayer1.t", "0",
"nodeView.MultiLayer1.x", "246",
"nodeView.MultiLayer1.y", "126.5",
"nodeView.Saturation1.t", "0",
"nodeView.Saturation1.x", "402",
"nodeView.Saturation1.y", "326",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.t", "1",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.tnChannel", "0",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.tnTime", "1",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.tnVisible", "1",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.x", "132.5",
"nodeView.deblock05190_906_____.y", "292.5",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.t", "1",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.tnChannel", "0",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.tnTime", "1",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.tnVisible", "1",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.x", "363.75",
"nodeView.levels05190_906_____.y", "390"
);
can someone point me in the right direction to get this HDR look?

Mac OS X (10.5.4)

Posted on Jun 23, 2010 3:31 PM

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Q: FAKE HDR

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  • by Patrick Sheffield,

    Patrick Sheffield Patrick Sheffield Jul 13, 2010 2:20 AM in response to imaiden
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    Jul 13, 2010 2:20 AM in response to imaiden
    I couldn't follow his tutorial from when he said "Now set the layer to soft light and the layer opacity to 50%. Duplicate the layer and set the new layer's opacity to 75%." - really? 2 layers? one with 50%, one with 75% opacity - doing the same thing? Made no sense...

    but... it looks an awful lot like the Three Strip technicolor process - if you search in this forum, you'll find some info on it...

    Patrick