How do you get this color moonlight?

[Ashley Barron]

Hey, does anyone know whether the colour of the moonlight here is done through grading or CTBs??

Any opinions would me muchly appreciated,

Thank you!

 

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0241527/3248.jpg

[Xavier Plaza]

Hey, does anyone know whether the colour of the moonlight here is done through grading or CTBs??

Any opinions would me muchly appreciated,

Thank you!

 

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0241527/3248.jpg

 

 

Hi Ashley, you have to attach the photo because this link didn't work "You don't have permission to access" :o

 

Best

 

 

Xavier Plaza

[Glenn Hanns]

Hey, does anyone know whether the colour of the moonlight here is done through grading or CTBs??

Any opinions would me muchly appreciated,

Thank you!

 

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0241527/3248.jpg

 

 

Its often difficult to tell wether an image has been graded or if what you see was accomplished on set. I would say that this is probably an image that has a partial blue tint created on set and has also been graded, IMO the blues look too rich to have been done without grading.

 

http://imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0241527/3248.jpg

 

cheers.

[John Brawley]

Its often difficult to tell wether an image has been graded or if what you see was accomplished on set. I would say that this is probably an image that has a partial blue tint created on set and has also been graded, IMO the blues look too rich to have been done without grading.

 

http://imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0241527/3248.jpg

 

cheers.

 

 

Yep.

 

It seems that way. The tint is sort of an overall wash. And there's a lot of light in there as well ! It's a pretty big area.

 

jb

[Chris Keth]

I think you could get that kind of saturation without any special grading but lighting with that much filtration on the lens would be a difficult exercise. :blink:

 

Personally, I think I'd do it with an 80A on the lens and then push it the rest of the way in post.

[Andrew Rawson]

We always call this the "E.T" light when you put a source on the ground back aways and then add atmosphere. As far as the color it simply looks to me like tungsten stock with uncorrected HMI's, maybe an extra 1/2 blue added to uncorrected HMI's. A favorite color of mine is Lee's Medium Blue. It's a very rich blue.

 

Andy

[Ashley Barron]

Thanks very much guys!

Do you think that lavender or purple gels can do much for a scene like this in terms of adding colour?