Tutorial - HDR Video with Premiere Pro and Magic Lantern

I tried to interpret the frames, change de fps of the sequence, etc...and every time, when I speed up the movie, I can't split the bright frames from the dark ones... it get all mixed like the original clip... can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?

I would double check that you shot the footage at 50fps and the first sequence you are working with is 50fps too. I'm not sure of what you mean by "I tried to interpret the frames"

Did you try placing the duplicated clip on top of the first one? Sometimes its position can determine whether it picks up the dark or the bright frames. Also, make sure you nest the sequence before working with it. Otherwise, Premiere will get lost.

For this particular workflow, the source file has to be shot with a Canon DSLR and the Magic Lantern Firmare (which has an HDR feature). If you want an HDR-like result with your GoPro footage, I would suggest the following: - Wait until GoPro releases the next firmware update (hopefully soon). It will include some low compression options and neutral color profiles, which will allow you to play with light and color without destroying them. - Then follow this tutorial from 05:40

too fast.. poor tutorial...

Tip: Use the pause button.

If it is too fast ... you are too slow ...

you dont really explain what you are doing at every step, you go through the menus and clicks too fast , its not possible to follow.

you go on about if you dont have twixtor then you are lucky as you have another plugin that works better.... but u dont even say what it is! i dont have twixtor and am using CS6... so ?

poor