AI relighting
to any hour.

Pick an hour and Glimr’s AI moves the sun, sky and every shadow in the shot to match. A minute of footage renders in about 41 seconds on Editor.

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Plate, 12:30Glimr, 18:47

18:50 Before and after

Same frame, six hours later.

Drag the line. The left side is the plate as shot, flat under cloud at 12:30, and the right side is one Glimr pass to 18:47.

19:05 How the AI works

Glimr estimates how far every pixel sits from the lens, so the house, the reeds and the far bank each catch the new light at the right strength.
Wood, glass, water and reeds each take light differently. Glimr tags every surface, so glass flares, water mirrors the new sky and timber stays matte.
Glimr finds the sun, the sky and every lamp in the frame and measures each one, so you can switch them off, move them or add new ones.
Glimr cuts the sky from the land with a soft edge, then rebuilds it for the new hour and keeps every cloud in its shape.

depth  4 m to 380 mA014_C003

21:05 Practical lights

Turn on any window or lamp in the shot. Glimr casts the glow onto the walls, deck and reeds around it, and keeps the stars in the sky.

21:05  night · 7400 K · 3 lights onA014_C003

Window lights2700 K practicals, falloff 3.2 m

4 cameras
matched across 6 episodes

“Match flagged 14 of 1,180 shots, most of them with a clipped sky. We graded those by hand and kept every other shot as Glimr left it.”

Petra Moerk, head of color, Pellmar Post, Low Water

21:30 Questions

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