High Dynamic Range video shows crowd of visitors on a
cloudy day
Self-described "Gundam Videographer" darwinfish105 posted an
HDR time-lapse video of the 1/1-scale Gundam statue that returned to Tokyo's
Odaiba island on April 19. High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a technique that creates
greater dynamic range between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than
current standard digital imaging methods. It allows for a more accurate range
of intensity levels found in real scenes.
The video does not include the previously unveiled
Christmas decorations he posted earlier.
Darwinfish105's previous videos include footage of the
"life-size" model of the FF-X7 Core Fighter from the first Mobile
Suit Gundam television anime series, displayed at the Hobby Museum at the
Shizuoka Hobby Fair in 2010. The same film-maker also took footage of the
life-size Gundam statue when it was standing in Shizuoka, a time-lapse video of
it disassembled, and a series of the Gundam bust topiary in bloom.
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It's an awful video and anyone who likes it is awful too.
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