Relighting And Color Grading With Machine Learning
Martin’s Newsletter Share Continuity can be a challenge for shoots that are plagued by varying weather conditions, where, for instance, the pick-up shots are in bright sunlight but the core footage was shot under an even layer of cloud. The cheapest and perhaps most notorious post-fix for 'night-time' footage, familiar to any viewer of old movies, was altering the F-stop settings at processing time in order to over-expose the film and produce a dark and gloomy effect from material that was shot in broad daylight – known as 'day for night'[1]. Neural networks have been brought to bear on...
Source: substack.com