saghbini

Are you just trying to get the shadows darker? Then yes, you need to eliminate the fill light that contaminates the fill side. You can try using "negative fill" -- basically any black surface that flags off ambient light and doesn't reflect any light on its own. You usually need a very large surface close to the subject to kill all the ambient light. And of course the closer your exposure is to the ambient light level, the harder that becomes.

 

But to go further you would need some kind of processing alteration, like cross-processed reversal, bleach bypass, or simply push-processing negative.

 

http://www.cameraguild.com/technology/testing_limits.htm

sorry but what is the negative fill ??

IS the HD format compatible with adobe premiere 1.5?

how can i do ?

if i am in front of a scene what kind of questions do i have to ask to light the scene?