Geoff_R
Veteran
Yea, the M2 is great if you're able to work with a lighting package and treat it like film but otherwise, shooting in dim interiors with little light usually results in less than stellar looking images. So for no budget shoots, find a way to funnel light inside the room using bounce and such. You can also focus on separating the foreground/background; dimly lit subjects with well lit backgrounds can silhouette them nicely. I had to do this with a lot of the shots of the woman and the little girl in this short, there wasn't much light that day and I had very little to play with.
Color Settings are mostly stock cine-v and then occasional correction in FCP.
Thanks for the compliments and glad you enjoyed the film!
Color Settings are mostly stock cine-v and then occasional correction in FCP.
Thanks for the compliments and glad you enjoyed the film!