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  1. davide sorasio
    Hello everybody, I do not have a great knowledge on diffusions so I hope to find some answers here. I'll have to shoot inside a room during the morning but It's gonna have to look like dusk, or as close to it as I can. The room I'll shoot in has 2 windows, one facing north, the other facing east. What's the best kind of diffusion I can put on the windows to soften/spread the light to simulate a dusk look?I'm maybe also planning on putting some ND on the windows. Thanks so much in advance to everybody, Davide
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