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|  | How to light Laundromat?by Simona Analte 1 year agoHello, Young student soon to shoot a short film which takes place mostly at a laundromat, at night Not too sure how to create an; unsettling, tense, cold, bare, dark - mood for this picture. The space | Re: How to light Laundromat?
by Robin Probyn 1 year ago
A handy trick,is to just pull the over head flo,s out of their sockets and twist them a bit to "Turn off" some of the tubes if you want to, in strategic places.. or just to bring the brightness down a
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| | How to light Laundromat?by Simona Analte 1 year agoHello, Young student soon to shoot a short film which takes place mostly at a laundromat, at night Not too sure how to create an; unsettling, tense, cold, bare, dark - mood for this picture. The space | Re: How to light Laundromat?
by Mark Suszko 1 year ago
Bring in a mostly-burned-out tube that will flicker. Real LD's have a gizmo that creates flicker to taste, but those are costly for use with flos. A semi-bad tube is random. Bring a stepladder so you
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| | 7D vs 5D?by Simona Analte 2 years agoI can't make a decision between the two... Don't know if I am right about this but 7D has more Depth of field and has a crop sensor unlike 5D who has more shallow DOF but has Full-frame sensor, also h | Re: 7D vs 5D?
by Brent Dunn 2 years ago
5D will give you more color detail and less video noise when cranking up your ISO. 7D has more control over video settings and allow you to shoot 720p at 60fps. The 60D has the same guts as the 7D, wi
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