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| Cyberchicken Member 900 Posts 4/02 |  Posted - Dec 30 2002 : 1:39PMI notice a tendency for scenes to get very dark and shadowy when multiple people crowd around the director. I see this a lot in gang bangs, where several guys crowd around a girl. When this occurs the only light that has a good viewpoint is the camera light itself, which is not very powerful, uncomfortably hot, and irritating on the eyes, correct? In SMP when the girl opens her mouth to show the cum, it's usually very dark and difficult to see inside. I'm guessing that Brandon can't really shine a brighter camera light, because that would blind the girl. Well there is new lighting technology called LED, which is starting to creep into various technologies, and here are two links concerning a new LED camera light. http://www.press1.de/ibot/db/km_photokina.kmpk0041_1032540263.html?s=0 http://www.strauss-online.de/Video/Videomesse/Kaiser-Video/body_kaiser-video.html The interesting things about LED is that 1. use less battery juice Maybe these new type of bulbs will be a help to directors in adult movies, since most work is done extremely close up. I don't know anything about filming adult movies, but in theory this new technology might really make shooting certain types of scenes much easier. Cyberchicken [Link] |
| Planet Sex Deactivated User 1951 Posts 6/01 | Posted - Dec 30 2002 : 3:44PM http://www.eriklighting.com/product.asp?lc=7&sc=110 ... [Link] |
| cal444 Independent Editor CalCutterPost.com 927 Posts 10/01 | Posted - Dec 30 2002 : 10:23PM color tempature do LED's run? Cal444 Edited by - cal444 on 12/30/2002 10:25:27 PM [Link] |
| YogaGrrl self-removed user 757 Posts 12/01 | Posted - Dec 30 2002 : 11:55PM [Link] |
| cal444 Independent Editor CalCutterPost.com 927 Posts 10/01 | Posted - Dec 31 2002 : 3:34AM is like out of a sci fi mag too cool. Thanxxxxx I still don't know the evaperating temapture of latex at sea level
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| Henri Pachard Member 54 Posts 12/02 | Posted - Dec 31 2002 : 11:38AM I spent about 18 bucks on a 40 watt portable florescent piece and then used a 5k Kelvin plant bulb. I still use it, because I can even hold it myself by the cord, between my teeth, dangling below my lens to light what I want, even when there's no body around to help hold the light. Try it sometime. [Link] |
| Planet Sex Deactivated User 1951 Posts 6/01 | Posted - Dec 31 2002 : 2:17PM [Link] |
| Wit VCA Pictures Chatsworth, CA USA 74 Posts 7/00 | Posted - Dec 31 2002 : 3:13PM Happy holidays! Wit PS: Thanks for the props in your article about the ADT thread on our quality. Now, I gotta take back all those things I said about you. [Link] |
Bill  All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Dec 31 2002 : 7:01PM Therefore, Henri, you might want to check out the Ideal Lume. It sounds exactly like what you are using but at 6500K. It's not particularly expensive at $54.95 This light is intended to be used a bias lighting for home theaters. [Link] |
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