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Cheapest form of creating atmospheric haze ?
Ram Nanda replied to Ram Nanda's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
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For Indie shooting, what are the cheapest forms of creating hazy atmosphere for depth ? Haze machine, to me, is little over the budget. In India, we use sambrani powder for smoke, but when used in indoors it creates suffocation. added to that sambrani smoke doesn't stay. it lingers in air. Any other cheap alternatives ?
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The screenshot is from "The weekend" music video, shot on iphone 16 pro. How is that spokes of light effect created ? is it done practically ? can we control the number of rays ? how to create different shapes of these light patterns ? how is this pattern related to lens of camera ? especially iphone 16
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Which comes where infront of light among Gel paper vs Diffusion Paper ? and what are the situations to use - gel infront of light first and - Diffusion infront of light first. Does color also diffuse if a diffusion is placed infront of it ? Ex : A Full CTO + 250 on M90 vs 250 + full CTO on M90
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What is the advantage of book lighting ? what is the difference between bouncing a light on ultrabounce and diffusing through grid vs diffusing through 250/216 and then through grid ? How do i decide which to use in which situation ?
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can someone experienced let me know answers to these questions. I have never used a color checker before. 1) How important is color checkers for Digital cameras recording in RAW or similar top quality formats ? 2) Is it a viable option for day to day use in movie production ? 3) Can we differentiate different skin tones using checker ? 4) If shooting outdoor, is it a good choice to use as day light intensity & temperature keeps varying through out the day ? 5) what are industry standard best practices for using color checkers ? 6) what is the best company color checker available in market ?
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Hi Mr. David Citizen Kane is famous for deep focus. But I'm referring to full focus. When actor is close to camera, may be like a close up or extreme close up, even in wide angle lens background goes to out of focus to some degree. I was told by a cinematographer that he saw a movie from 90's where every shot in that movie is in full focus including close up shots. He doesn't remember the movie's name.
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Is there any movie, where everything in shot is in focus even if the subject is close to camera ?
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Apart from shape of bokeh, what are the pros and cons of having more iris blades ? Cooke S7i (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 9 blades Zeiss CP3 (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 15 blades Zeiss Supreme (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 16 blades Arri Signature (image circle : 44.7 mm) - 11 blades Leica Thalia (image circle : 60 mm) - 15 blades
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Apart from shape of bokeh, what are the pros and cons of having more iris blades ? Cooke S7i (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 9 blades Zeiss CP3 (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 15 blades Zeiss Supreme (image circle : 46.3 mm) - 16 blades Arri Signature (image circle : 44.7 mm) - 11 blades Leica Thalia (image circle : 60 mm) - 15 blades
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Ansel Adams devised a 11 Zone system. Can this be equated to 11 exposure zones ? Current film or Digital sensors are rated as 15 stops of dynamic range. Does that mean 15 Zones or 15 Stops fit into 11 Zone system (like 1.36 stop per zone) ? HDR output is like 20 stops of dynamic range. Does it mean 20 stops fit into 11 zones ? And what is exposure latitude in relation to these ? Can some one please explain this ?! some times it is confusing.
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@Kyryll Sobolev : thank you for the explanation?
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