Thursday, December 23, 2010 | 2 Comments | Share Article | tagged 3D, Canon 7D, HDR, Washington DC, after effects, compositing, holiday, modo, panorama | in 3D, Video, animation, compositing Giant Holiday Ornaments in Washington, DC
SAGE Holiday Video Card 2010 from Peter von Elling on Vimeo.
I love it when you accomplish (almost) everything you wanted in a project. There were many steps in the process from shooting the Washington, DC landmarks through to final render and editing. In addition to shooting the live action plates on a Canon 7D, I also shot panoramic HDRs of the locations to provide accurate lighting for the 3D models I created and composited into the shot. In addition to the HDRs, I used Luxology modo's physical sun settings to recreate the lighting on the day of the shoot. Everything was then rendered and composited in After Effects, where little touches like contact lighting, flares, and grain matching was added as well.
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