Recent content by D@n

Tks Rogue Crew Yeah, the idea with the sheets, that didn't go too far. I had heard the idea and gave it a try. You're right...moon light is not soft at all. I'll consider the advice. I'm trying different things because I'm shooting with a DV CAM, sony dsr 250. I find the image too sharp...

Kino-flos that is... Lumapanels seem more complicated to install for the amount of difference it will make in a close scene.

Beside the fact that they are about 20 some bucks for one Lamp 75W/3200K - 4' Safety Coated Flicker free with virtually no noise polution and they start in a snap...? I wouldn't know...but what troubles me is that with all the hits you got on this topic...I was the only amature with a bottom...

It appears not alot of people use night time scenes... Well, I tried it out. I used a KLIEGL BROS 120 Volts / 1000 Watts from the studio and spoted it on a 54" white sheet. (hung between two tripods) I brought the spot about 40" from the sheet and brought in the barn doors to fit the...

Has anyone tried creating a moon light soft light before? I've thought of using a white sheet and beaming a spot light on it. The other side should give enouph light if the subject is close enouph? Any other suggestions before I go and try it out? Tks. D@n.