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Workflow for exporting HDR photos of a timelapse to HDR video?

Community Beginner ,
Oct 11, 2023 Oct 11, 2023

How would I go about doing this? 

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LEGEND ,
Oct 11, 2023 Oct 11, 2023

Probably some video post production software.

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Participant ,
Oct 11, 2023 Oct 11, 2023

Does the software that you're using for the final video support AVIF or JPEG XL sequences as HDR input footage? That would be the simplest way if it does. Just export the entire timelapse sequence, point your video software at it, set frame rate, and you're good to go.

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Explorer ,
Nov 08, 2023 Nov 08, 2023
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I have done this by exporting to AVIF files with rec 2020 HDR and putting them in a Final Cut Pro X timeline.  This works, but performance is really, really slow to edit.  (I'm on an M1 Max Macbook Pro w/ 64GB memory)  I'd say it only plays back at 0.5 fps on the timeline.  I've heard Jpeg XL should be much smoother to work with.  I'm going to try that workflow next.

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