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  1. Duncan Corbin
    So many movies were shot on Tungsten film during the 1970s yet most of them take place outside, so why not use daylight balanced film?
  2. Peter Rzazewski
    We need to to light an office dialogue scene set in the 70s. Will keep desks and stage the rest with 70s era supplies/equipment. Ceilings are 8ft and fluorescent lit. Any suggestions? Stills of two offices that will be used below.
  3. Marty Hamrick
    I'm looking to take some video shot in the 90's on a VHS camcorder of the era and I want to make it look like it was shot on one of the first single tube home video camera/VHS deck combos, circa 1978-80.
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