All Things Color for Film and Digital Cinema
Trailer stills from Adrian Hausers recently finished DI work on George Millers “Happy Feet Two”.
The Stereoscopic Base and Disparity Calculator 1.1.0 for the Android OS has just been updated and introduces a new base calculation measured around the perceived on-screen Roundness or depth of an image.
The new option allows the user to either :
Calculate the camera base separation using a predetermined target parallax amount
Calculate the camera base separation to [...]
A demonstration on how to FreeView 3D stereo pairs.
3D Grading stills from the feature film “CANE TOADS – THE CONQUEST” (2010) Director – Mark Lewis
We have all debated with friends, at some time in our lives, the occurrence of perceived color between each other. In terms of the creative license of color rendition from the perspective of any visual artist, the pixels or pigments become a little blurred.
Here is a color reference image I generated for quickly visualising Color Density Readings. With this information you can immediately determine if the print is a “little magenta” or a “little dark” and pre warn clients before a screening that the neg is OK but this particular print out of that particular days processing bath is a biased in that direction.
Retinal Rivalry – It may be a cool word but its a bitch to fix in post.
New Skin for S3D base and disparity Calc.
iRiS S3D Stereo Base and Disparity Calculator Released
ScreenShots from forth coming s3D Base and Parallax Calculator for Android.
Stereo S3D Calculator measuring OnScreen Disparity / Parallax.
Due for release in the coming weeks as an Android Application.
Accommodation
The ability of our eyes to refocus at a new point of interest. In normal vision the processes of focusing on objects at different distances (accommodation) and converging (the angle between the lines of sight of our eyes) are linked by muscle reflex. A change in one creates a complementary change in the other. However, [...]
Grading stills from the Feature Film “Wasted On The Young”. (2010) Director Ben Lucas.
