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In this insight its time to get stuck into shaping the contrast in our image. I have to admit this is normally my favorite part of the process. Leading the viewer’s eye, making the product or person pop out as best I can and trying to get as much out of our digital negative as possible. I spoke about the theory of adding depth earlier on in this series but let’s take a practical look at doing this to video.
– 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
