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Simulating Depth in Video: Selective Sharpening and Blurring
Time for the last of my series on creating the illusion of depth-of-field in video.
We’ve got our image looking exactly how we want it with contrast in all the right places, so let’s take a look at how to make your image look ultra-sharp. Then at the very last step, I’ll reintroduce the color back into the image to show you the power of taking care of the luminance first can help inspire you on tricky shots!
– Dan
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Adding Depth-of-Field to Video: Sharpening & Blurring In Action
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Adding Depth-Of-Field To Video : Localized Contrast In Action
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Adding Depth To Video : Putting Theory Into Action
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Adding Depth-of-Field Using Selective Sharpening and Blurring
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How To Simulate Depth-Of-Field In A Shot Using Localized Contrast
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How to Simulate Depth of Field for Filmic Images: The Theory
