When I shoot in an office setting, it's usually just the flourescent lights. Cost: nothing. These can be filled in with Lowell caselights which run about $1,100 each.
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| SwallowFan Member  Santa Cruz, CA. 40 Posts 6/04 |  Posted - Sep 20 2006 : 4:52PMSo I've done some searching in the forum archives and not come up with much... But just was wondering what kind of equipment directors are using to produce that warm glow and nice full skin tones that looks like a fashion magazine. Brandon Iron's work is a good example, but I see it in other titles too. www.amateurallure.com uses it as well. Used a lot in POV work, as the lighing is more focused. When the camera happens to pan back you can see the lighting umbrellas whatnot, but is there a defacto standard in lighting equipment? A favorite setup or brand that will produce superior results? And what sort of average cost is one looking @ for such a setup? Any help or advice is appreciated! Thanks! :) Edited by - swallowfan on Sep 20 2006 [Link] |
| Brandon Iron BrandonIron.com 3832 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Sep 21 2006 : 8:06PM When I shoot in an office setting, it's usually just the flourescent lights. Cost: nothing. These can be filled in with Lowell caselights which run about $1,100 each. [Link] |
| SwallowFan Member Santa Cruz, CA. 40 Posts 6/04 | Posted - Sep 21 2006 : 8:39PM But I'll check into the tota lights too. Googling that brought up a lot of stuff. Thanks a lot for the info, Brandon! Nothing like getting the answer straight from the source :) Keep up the excellent work as always! [Link] |
| Brandon Iron BrandonIron.com 3832 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Sep 21 2006 : 8:43PM It's funny. I rember taking that pic of Melanie Jagger for Swallow My Pride. Good times! [Link] |
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