Mark Calver
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do you have a picture?
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Hey Yong David is exactly right but I would say that depending on what medium your shooting on shoot a higher frame rate then you think you will need. You can always speed it up in post by removing frames you cant add frames and achieve the same effect. However if your shooting 35mm this can get expensive.
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Hi guys, Im shooting my first 35mm commercial spec. I plan on using a green neon in the background for the slug shot. I am wondering how they hold up on tungsten film and if there is any special tips i should know about it. Thanks
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HELP!! URGENT NEED FOR ADVICE!!
Mark Calver replied to a topic in Students, New Filmmakers, Film Schools and Programs
It's funny cause i recently had this same problem. I have yet to here back if the film was flashed or not. If you have the ability to buy more film, I would do it especially if you are shooting something highly important like you said. Its not really worth the ridk to shoot everything and then find out its flashed afterwards. -
Hi guys, Im shooting my first 35mm commercial spec. I plan on using a green neon in the background for the slug shot. I am wondering how they hold up on tungsten film and if there is any special tips i should know about it. Thanks