Beautiful showcase folks, congrats. However J K is right about flat lighting and off reflections in-camera. That is a common problem when you don't have a ceiling wall and your scene lights position, intensity and kelvin are off. The spotlights in the sides are killing the forefront scene and maybe even bleeding over the wall. It's very hard for the colorist to get a proper cc. I just can't understand having a ledwall, all that equipment and expensive cameras, you are not using a professional camera tracking to get a proper genlock. Very hard to understand that. Anyway this is a beautiful VP showcase with a nice set dressing folks. This will attract a lot of clients and attention for sure. I wish you lots of success.
Beautiful showcase folks, congrats.
However J K is right about flat lighting and off reflections in-camera. That is a common problem when you don't have a ceiling wall and your scene lights position, intensity and kelvin are off. The spotlights in the sides are killing the forefront scene and maybe even bleeding over the wall. It's very hard for the colorist to get a proper cc. I just can't understand having a ledwall, all that equipment and expensive cameras, you are not using a professional camera tracking to get a proper genlock. Very hard to understand that. Anyway this is a beautiful VP showcase with a nice set dressing folks. This will attract a lot of clients and attention for sure. I wish you lots of success.
Indeed!! Almost all virtual productions have that lighting problem...
Very fancy set up and lot of great practical work, but for me it was very obvious where reality ended and the screen began.
Wind flow is required at such a height, 🙂
Very cool Showcase - live action lighting is still problematic, but that is just a matter of time, stage size and budget :)
1 scenes Skylight very low. Not realistic