tommetass
Well-known member
Ashamed to say I tried to do what @RobEllisCinematographer talked about in one of his videos, and this was the best I could come up with.
This is actually both a lighting video and color grading. But since the video itself is more about the color grading, I put it here.
I'm still really new with using these COB lights. But it's very fun though!
Trying to pull off focus when filming myself is also a challenge.
The setup:Two Godox SL60W with the reflectors, on tripods standing maybe 5 meters away from me (outside), maybe 2.5 meters high, and pointing from an angle towards the window.The lights are daylight (5600 Kelvin), so to make them feel like the sun (warmer) I upped the white balance in camera to around 6300 Kelvin.
Shot with the Lumix S5
Sigma 35mm f/2.0
Edited with Adobe Premiere and color graded in Lumetri Color.
This is actually both a lighting video and color grading. But since the video itself is more about the color grading, I put it here.
I'm still really new with using these COB lights. But it's very fun though!
Trying to pull off focus when filming myself is also a challenge.
The setup:Two Godox SL60W with the reflectors, on tripods standing maybe 5 meters away from me (outside), maybe 2.5 meters high, and pointing from an angle towards the window.The lights are daylight (5600 Kelvin), so to make them feel like the sun (warmer) I upped the white balance in camera to around 6300 Kelvin.
Shot with the Lumix S5
Sigma 35mm f/2.0
Edited with Adobe Premiere and color graded in Lumetri Color.