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Hi,
is it true that shooting in the hours before sunset produces brilliant images, for example making the actors look even better?
Why is this and has anyone ever setup such shots?
Ray
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Bernardo! Bernardo.
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Posted : 08/02/2004 5:33 pm
They call that the "golden hour" Supposedly it does produce very vibrant images. I dont know why and I have as yet to try it.
Zig
Posted : 09/02/2004 6:29 am
i've done it, and I'd have to say it's one of the best lighting sources I've ever used. The color is a red/ orange, and it produces a very warm tone.
It's great! Plus, it makes your camera look like a Panaflex. Evening shooting is definitely a good idea, in my minds eye.
-YO
-YO
Posted : 12/02/2004 2:57 am
