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One answer, on 10/10/2014
Conversion of Anaglyph 3D to Standard 2D

I uploaded an anaglyph 3D video into Magix Movie Edit Pro 2014 Plus. I want to convert it back into a standard 2D video. How do I do that? The video was originally recorded in 3D using a Sony 3D Handycam, model HDR-TD10.

Movie Studio
6 answers, most recent on 10/11/2014
RE: Movie Edit Pro masks

You didn't state which version of MEP you have or which flavour - regular, Plus or Premium. In 2014, Plus and Premium, there is an HDR Gamma slider with an associated HDR Blur. This allows you to bring up the darker parts without losing the

Movie Studio
One answer, on 9/26/2014
can I capture hi-res miniDV NTSC material in MovieEditPro 2014 Plus?

When I capture NTSC camera (Sony HDR-FX7) material on miniDV tape (1920x1080) into Magix 2014, I get only 720x480 properties in the project timeline. Using MovieEditPro 2014 on Windows 7 system. What to do?

Movie Studio
3 answers, most recent on 9/21/2014
RE: CR2 File ?

Hi An advantage of using RAW files is that you control the processing and it is possible to extract images of different exposure levels which are suitable for applying HDR to, although this is still not as good as using multiple images correctly

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Hi Glad to have been able to show a few more possibilities but to be sure the 2014 HDR is a little better and a lot quicker! John C.B. - You are right - it would be great to have the measuring tools in MEP as well, especially for colour

Movie Studio
27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Terry, You are right, the next selected clip says HDR. The HDR tag is added whenever you are on the Brightness/Contrast effect, even if you do nothing. It goes away if you do nothing and select another effect screen and do something

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Terry, You are right, the next selected clip says HDR. The HDR tag is added whenever you are on the Brightness/Contrast effect, even if you do nothing. It goes away if you do nothing and select another effect screen and do something like change

Movie Studio
27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Is the following a minor bug? An object is adjusted with HDR Gamma and/or blur. If another object is now selected (with Brightness/Contrast still active), its label misleadingly gets the HDR tag, even though the settings remain at

Movie Studio
27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Peter, Thanks for the tips on HDR Blur. I hadn't been playing with it as the word "blur" threw me off. For the halo, I was actually trying to get it in order to more or less reproduce the halo that Anirban had in his initial photo. Normally I

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Hi All I moved the thread to MEP Discussion. John C.B. - That halo effect is what I was referring to in my previous post. It can be reduced by moving the HDR Blur slider down to about 20 but don't go too low because the effect goes haywire

Movie Studio
27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

In the software I use HDR is divided into three steps: Hi John, Learning a lot here! What's the software? Any chance of uploading those images to DB so that the detail can be seen please? -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Here is an example of a HDR image and the three images used to create it without excessive adjustments. John Hi John, Excuse the digression but can you (or others) check something out for me please. I'm following this thread

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

@ John CB, Thanks for all the help mate. Please tell me can HDR be done in videos as well? And does the MEP 2014 Premium has this facility? Finally other than the surrealism effect, does HDR has any more importance ? (PS: Will moving to

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4 answers, most recent on 9/2/2014
RE: Where is my Question ?

Oh God, it is moved to the forum @ http://www.magix.info/de/hdr-high-dynamic-range-images.forum.1103421.html But how come people see it if that is in Fourm. Isn't the Q-A section more thrill and vibrant? Will the answers, like previous times,

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4 answers, most recent on 9/2/2014
RE: Where is my Question ?

If you would please look at here ... http://www.magix.info/de/hdr-high-dynamic-range-images.forum.1103421.html

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4 answers, most recent on 9/2/2014
Where is my Question ?

Hello friends, I have been exchanging questions and answers of my question on HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR) IMAGES just until yesterday. I don’t see it here. Where did it disappear? Can anyone help me find out? And how come it got vanished? It is

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

I see that my file is still too big. It showed up on my screen before I saved, so I thought it would show up in the message. Here are the 4 images that were in the composite image. Original: Below: HDR at 90, note the halo around the

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Hi all, I see that the image in my first post was too large and the only way to see it was by opening the Dropbox file. Here it is again, but this time it seems to work, I hope. @Peter: I too would like to see your method. I think that I

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27 answers, most recent on 9/3/2014
RE: HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Hi This is an interesting discussion and I use this feature in MEP a lot, given the limited dynamic range of digital camcorders it is invaluable. I wonder though that the effect Anirban is looking for is in fact using it in the opposite sense or