C300: Commercial shot on C300 MK II & CN-E 14.5-60mm T2.6

rtwomey said:
Commercial shot in Clog 3 with the CN-E 14.5-60mm. Mixture of 60 & 120fps. Lit with a Joker 1600 & LiteMats.

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Great stuff Richard, it looks really polished and high end. I also can't see any link but am going from this video

Can you comment on your lighting set up? How did you use the litemats?

I am guessing for the lady's hair and on the other side of the purple divider, on the cream coloured wall? Was that the lite mat causing flicker on the wall or another source?

I hope you don't mind I've included a screen grab of the shot I'm talking about.

Thanks!

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rob norton said:
Can you comment on your lighting set up? How did you use the litemats?

I am guessing for the lady's hair and on the other side of the purple divider, on the cream coloured wall? Was that the lite mat causing flicker on the wall or another source?

I hope you don't mind I've included a screen grab of the shot I'm talking about.

Thanks!

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Thanks! Her key light was a Joker 1600 book lit into a 12 x 12 silk, just out of frame camera right. There was a litmat camera left on low power for her hair. The purple wall is being lit from the key. The flicker came from some tungsten practicals that were hitting the white wall.
 
rtwomey said:
Can any of the mods help me out? Am I doing something wrong with my HTML tags?
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Video embeds don't always show up, especially for those of us who tend to browse the forums on mobile devices. I'm on an iPad and and cannot see them.

It's always a good idea to provide a direct link below the embed any time you share a project, just to be sure.
 
rtwomey said:
Thanks! Her key light was a Joker 1600 book lit into a 12 x 12 silk, just out of frame camera right. There was a litmat camera left on low power for her hair. The purple wall is being lit from the key. The flicker came from some tungsten practicals that were hitting the white wall.
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Nice, thanks!
 
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