Hey all I Just wanted to pass on some tips I just encountered. I just got done (last night) shooting. The scene was a night for night with moonlight comming through the window. The scene then went to a night for day with orange sunlight pouring through the window blinds.
I put a #80 blue (rosco) in front of a 1k and pushed that through the window from the exterior. It looked great! I had a cool wash of moonlight comming in through the blinds with plenty of ligh to shoot by.
For the morning shots i did the same except I used a "CTO" orange (rosco) in front of the 1k. It too looked great! I was so happy with the results! A at one point standing on the set with the "morning sunlight" comming through I acually though the sun was comming up. In a later shot i panned over to the blinds and the 1k in the frame acually looked like the sun peeking through the blinds.
Just wanted to pass that on.
Zig
Where'd you get your lights from?
-YO
-YO
I used a par 39 (i think thats the model?). I bought it at a local theatrical lighting store in my town. The light housing, barn door and bulb all came to around $175.00 US. Well worth the cost.
Zig
