I find with the anamorphic, for perfect focus you need to manually set the aperture, and thus I have a tendancy to get some overexposure even using ndfilter with too much lighting, but I would hate to underlight and be stuck with the noise. Obviously when shooting in the same space at different focus and zoom this can mean some variations between clips.
Barrys book has a chart which outlines MINIMUM aperture for various zoom and focus settings. Lets say under one setting my min. is 3.4 and that shot looks really nice at that setting, then my next requires a min of 5.6 which looks a little darker.
Maybe I have missed something here??? Barry is there much leway in the mins?
Barrys book has a chart which outlines MINIMUM aperture for various zoom and focus settings. Lets say under one setting my min. is 3.4 and that shot looks really nice at that setting, then my next requires a min of 5.6 which looks a little darker.
Maybe I have missed something here??? Barry is there much leway in the mins?