redcap
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I had a screening last week at the clay theater in san francisco, nobody really showed up except close friends, so it was a small intimate screening in the largest theater I've ever screened anything in. Note: a lot of it is low light, lately I've been doing a lot of it and using specific settings to cope with it. It seems to work ok, but sometimes I forget to open/close the iris when the light conditions change. Basically shooting in low light, as many know, means turing off progressive, and cautiously stepping up the gain (but avoid if possible), and tweaking chroma/color temperature values in camera. So far it still looks grainy, but its not too bad.
http://blip.tv/file/157126
So this I made it into a continuation podcast of this episode:
http://blip.tv/file/153727
Comments on the lighting? I know one part at the end is extremely dark, but does anyone else have anything they'd like to add as far as doing events and not having control over lighting?
http://blip.tv/file/157126
So this I made it into a continuation podcast of this episode:
http://blip.tv/file/153727
Comments on the lighting? I know one part at the end is extremely dark, but does anyone else have anything they'd like to add as far as doing events and not having control over lighting?