RileyRobertson
Member
Hello All,
I need some input on some things. So I am doing a two part shoot, Photo/Video, photo is my expertise and I have all the strobes modifiers for that, but I might have overlooked lighting for the video portion. I am shooting the subject in a freshly white painted warehouse which is lit using regular tungsten lighting (I believe). The subject is a Car, and the car will not be moving, but I will rotoscope some SPX in AE of a downtown city with moving shots, so the background will be moving but the car wont. My problem is lighting in the warehouse wont match up to the ligting at night in downtown. Since the color temperatures are different along with lighting conditions. Would I be best to just light the warehouse with a couple tungsten continous and throw some CTO gels on there to match the lighting with nightime, or could I pull this off with some color correction without losing quality on the cars paint. As this is a multi thousand dollar paint job that is one the things I am trying to really emphasize. How could we light the car better at night while driving? I know we cant just have some continuous lights, but where thinking thats the only option. Please let me know so I can over-night a couple of Arri's.
Thanks,
Riley
I need some input on some things. So I am doing a two part shoot, Photo/Video, photo is my expertise and I have all the strobes modifiers for that, but I might have overlooked lighting for the video portion. I am shooting the subject in a freshly white painted warehouse which is lit using regular tungsten lighting (I believe). The subject is a Car, and the car will not be moving, but I will rotoscope some SPX in AE of a downtown city with moving shots, so the background will be moving but the car wont. My problem is lighting in the warehouse wont match up to the ligting at night in downtown. Since the color temperatures are different along with lighting conditions. Would I be best to just light the warehouse with a couple tungsten continous and throw some CTO gels on there to match the lighting with nightime, or could I pull this off with some color correction without losing quality on the cars paint. As this is a multi thousand dollar paint job that is one the things I am trying to really emphasize. How could we light the car better at night while driving? I know we cant just have some continuous lights, but where thinking thats the only option. Please let me know so I can over-night a couple of Arri's.
Thanks,
Riley