super_plus
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I've been shooting sunrises and sunsets with the HVX200 for some time but often have trouble exposing properly. Any tips? Thanks
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Exposing Sunrise/Sunset timelapse
- Thread starter super_plus
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I've replied to threads related to doing time-lapses of any sort with more or less the same question, I generally wanted to know how to keep a correct exposure through a whole sun rise/set. The answer I got: AUTOIRIS... I dunno, haven't had great weather to see how that works out... Sorry I cant help ya out much more...
super_plus
Active member
I've tried auto iris but you can notice the exposure changing and kinda takes away from the whole effect...
"Theater is life. Film is art. Television is furniture."
I used to have a t-shirt with that on the chest. Made the careless mistake of wearing it to work on an NBC-TV show, back in the 90s. Got a lot of odd looks and didn't figure out why until I got home and looked in a mirror.
You could try metering at dawn and at full day's light, expose in between and even out the results in your NLE...
I used to have a t-shirt with that on the chest. Made the careless mistake of wearing it to work on an NBC-TV show, back in the 90s. Got a lot of odd looks and didn't figure out why until I got home and looked in a mirror.
You could try metering at dawn and at full day's light, expose in between and even out the results in your NLE...
I've tried auto iris but you can notice the exposure changing and kinda takes away from the whole effect...
grade the footage in post to hide the level changes