could somebody help with out with an urgent day-for-dusk how-to?

Chev

Chev

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Going with my gut instinct I'm shooting in a forest with a minimum of direct sunlight to ease the problem. I'll be using a DVX. The basic premise of my film is of a crew hurriedly making the last scene of their film as they lose light, so i will need a gradual darkening from scene to scene. I'll have Avid and After FX at my disposal for post.

One setting to use for the whole shoot would be handy and then the ability to fine-tune afterwards.
 
Slowly take out more and more key light between the scenes, also make the rim more noticeable as it gets "darker" and maybe go down a stop or 2. Also start with warmer tones and shift to cooler tones...

that might have been the worst answer ever, but I am still a little confused on that it is you are trying to do
 
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