[Konvas] color correction in post (was: first test time lapse ... with 7D)

[Augustine Arredondo]

I would say technically, Yes.
Provided all of your footage be in some sort of image sequence rather
than QT type files.

The sped might not be very desirable and your playback options would
be quite elaborate workarounds.
But, if you can get one image in there, why not 10000?

-Augie Arredondo
Finishing Artist
www.inaplacepost.com



On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 9:15 AM, Adam Frey
<thefirstrule at chainsawlinux.com> wrote:
> It's a little off-topic (ie, not Konvas related), but was sent a link to
> another Timelapse that I thought I'd share:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sj-2LnG5Xk
>
> Apparently it was shot in Tokyo with both Canon 350D and 5D DSLRs and
> processed with Lightroom for the raw files color adjustment and resizing
> (you can visit the shooter's youtube page for more info).
>
> But this leads me to talk about post production choices of not only
> Timelapse, but all film/video related shots. For instance, I've never tried
> it, but are we be able to do proper Color Adjustment of our films with Adobe
> Lightroom vs using Apple's Color, Combustion, or After Effects? What color
> correction tools are you using?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Adam Frey
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