The Inverse Square Law: Make your Lighting look more Natural
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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In this tutorial we explain how the Inverse square law applies to light and how it's understanding will improve the way you light films, making you a better cinematographer or filmmaker.
This little tip will help you make your lighting more natural, adding realism to your scene !
This trick can also be usefull to increase contrast when your are on a tight budget or small space, which will help you build a more cinematic image !
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Episode directed by Nathan Taïeb
Motion Design by Martin Laborier
Crew : Payam Azadi, Clement Jacquel, Laëtitia Brunel
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Great, quality video!
Would love to see more
Thank you ! We will post new videos weekly !
What a simple and effective way of explaining things. Great value!
Thank you !
Came from Reddit. I need more videos man, this was awesome
Thanks a lot ! we should be posting a new one every wednesday if everything goes according to plan !
you guys are soo good at explaining and showing. Please, make more videos.
We will !
Great video when I learnt this law it improved my Gaffing ten fold everyone who want to DP or gaffer should learn this
I totally agree, that's why we made it one of our very first video !
just discovered your channel! tnx for sharing your knowledge!
You're welcome :) thanks for watching !
Loved this, thanks so much!
Well, thank you too for taking the time to watch it :)
Superbe vidéo.
Merci beaucoup !
Bises.
Michel
Great video mate !
Thank you ❤️
Awesome!
Are you shot it with warm lighting or you color graded it into warm color?
we shot with warm light and made it even warmer in post
New subscriber here . Keep making videos!
We will ! Every Wednesday 😁
Loved It.
Subbed
Thank you very much, you won't regret it :D
Clair comme la lumière
Merci !
Nice video!
thank you :)
Oh nice 👍🏽
thanks !
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Your content is blessings but it's really difficult to understand 😭
Do you mean because of our accent and prononciation ? Sorry, we're french 😅 but I have good hopes that our English will improve over time
@@MakerSchoolTV no no i really appreciate your efforts and I love your accents and i dont have issues with your accents!
It's just understanding the lighting concept is little difficult for me 😅😅
Oh ! Yeah the inverse square law is difficult to grasp, but once you get it it's quite useful. And it's one of the more difficult topic when it comes to lighting. Most of the other things that are useful to learn are easier to understand :)
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to much haze in ur setups
I'm sorry you didn't like it, we needed a lot of haze for the beam to be visible so that the visuals would be easy to understand, and we are quite happy with the results, but to each there own !