Luxology animation and bimg files

A terabyte is 1000 gigabytes your 3600 frames are going to take around 36,501 KB per frame or 32.6455 mb per frame this works out to be a little more than 128 gigabytes.

You really want the BIMG until you are sure your are happy with the tone mapping while you have those you could adjust the brightness, contrast adjust gamma etc and correct all the frames even save to different format such as TIFF or JPEG without having to render all the frames over again. Once you have your movie then delete them.

Jerry

A terabyte is 1000 gigabytes your 3600 frames are going to take around 36,501 KB per frame or 32.6455 mb per frame this works out to be a little more than 128 gigabytes.

You really want the BIMG until you are sure your are happy with the tone mapping while you have those you could adjust the brightness, contrast adjust gamma etc and correct all the frames even save to different format such as TIFF or JPEG without having to render all the frames over again. Once you have your movie then delete them.

Jerry

DOH, thanks for the math lesson Jerry, must have been a bad case of the Mondays. What is a good video editing program that can handle the conversion of these images to video with the best quality?
Thanks,
Kevin

I use Adobe Premiere there is a program call Red Shark  by Lightworks that creates really good quality mp4 videos the interface is kind of weird but the free version will allow you to create 1280x720 videos if you want to give that a try.

Cheers,

Jerry

Thanks Jerry, I was thinking Premiere, since I know Adobe usually has good quality software. I've tried Red Shark, but the free version is limited in resolution output and it is time consuming to learn.
Kevin

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but the free version is limited in resolution output and it is time consuming to learn.

You should try Blender (free and open source).

Regards