This 1-day course introduces the production & post-production concepts necessary for HDR (high dynamic range) broadcast delivery. It is ideal for media professionals who need to understand what HDR is and how it affects their job scope.
Participants will learn what the various standards for HDR are, and how to prepare for them.
Emphasis will be placed on the HDR10 standard, which is currently prevalent among consumer displays.
Duration:
1 day (9.30am to 5.30pm)
Dates:
Please contact us for upcoming dates. Custom courses can be arranged for your organisation if you have a minimum number.
Course fee:
S$ 700 before 9% GST
S$ 763 after 9% GST
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed as a primer for anyone who wants to learn more about HDR.
It provides valuable information for Producers, Directors of Photography and Post-Production personnel who want a better understanding of HDR, so they can better plan for it.
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of how to shoot & deliver content for standard broadcast is recommended, but not necessary.
Course Outline:
- Differences between SDR (standard dynamic range) and HDR (high dynamic range) standards for UHDTV
- Colour Space
- Nits and IRE
- Difference between the main HDR standards – HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG
- What production equipment do you require for HDR? And how do you shoot for HDR?
- Demonstration of HDR shoot
- What post-production setup do you require for HDR?
- How colour grading for HDR differs from SDR
- Demonstration of grading for different peak luminance levels
- Demonstration of adapting a HDR grade for SDR
- Demonstration of encoding for consumer HDR playback
Instructors:
An Adobe Premiere Pro and Blackmagic DaVinci Certified Instructor who has conducted training for companies like HBO, Fox Sports, Globecast, and Sony Singapore among others.