This looks awesome. I feel like I'm noticing more DPs setting their key temp to 4400-4500. I'm not sure if it's just me or not. I know there was some article going around pointing out how 4400kelvin should be the default, rather than the 5600k everyone is used to. Or maybe I'm just noticing it now after reading the article. I don't know. lol. But again really appreciate your videos and sharing your thoughts with us.
great breakdown! I'm really enjoying the why how what style videos that are coming out more these days. Not just, buy this and you will be a cinematographer. But more practice your craft and you will get better. Always love the trick of putting a plant clipping in front of a harsh light, cheap gobo on the go for us bozo('s) (i couldn't restrain myself)
This looks awesome. I feel like I'm noticing more DPs setting their key temp to 4400-4500. I'm not sure if it's just me or not. I know there was some article going around pointing out how 4400kelvin should be the default, rather than the 5600k everyone is used to. Or maybe I'm just noticing it now after reading the article. I don't know. lol. But again really appreciate your videos and sharing your thoughts with us.
It’s a great temp to use but just depends if you’re trying to balance to a different environment like we were doing here
great breakdown! I'm really enjoying the why how what style videos that are coming out more these days. Not just, buy this and you will be a cinematographer. But more practice your craft and you will get better. Always love the trick of putting a plant clipping in front of a harsh light, cheap gobo on the go for us bozo('s) (i couldn't restrain myself)
haha thanks morty! i certainly enjoy making these types of videos more, but many times it is not feasible on set. thanks for watching!
Nice look Tyler! The foliage trick is called a Branchaloris fyi
Ahh that’s the term! Thanks for dropping by Adam!