Lenilenapi
Carbonite Member
Wondering how you guys use the cinegammas.
Which ones do you prefer in which situations and how does it affect your exposure? Mostly I'm curious about exteriors.
I did some tests the other day and noticed that for front lit general exteriors I like Cine 1 however for a backlit situations , especially interviews that I didn't have the ability to add fill to, then cine 4 raised the shadow area quite a bit so it looked better for controlling the overexposed parts of the background.
Any general rules of thumb?
Which ones do you prefer in which situations and how does it affect your exposure? Mostly I'm curious about exteriors.
I did some tests the other day and noticed that for front lit general exteriors I like Cine 1 however for a backlit situations , especially interviews that I didn't have the ability to add fill to, then cine 4 raised the shadow area quite a bit so it looked better for controlling the overexposed parts of the background.
Any general rules of thumb?