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When working with a camera like the 7D, RED, Alexa etc and shooting 23.98 at 1/48 shutter if your using kinos or a electronic ballast HMI you should find no flicker/rolling bars in the image right? If using a magnetic ballest is that when you will find the rolling bars at 1/48?

Do the compact flo's have any green to them? Also if you do mix the color temps a bit and try to time the blue out, will that work? Or do you get into a situation where as you time the blue out you start changing the tungsten temp. Thanks

I am shooting on 16mm a scene in a diner. I just got back from checking out the location and its set up with hanging lights that seem to be around 3200 mixed with the daylight that comes in through the window. This is a student project so there is no budget really to correct for one or the...

To add, will I find that the stock will hold detail in 2 stops under? Some other backlit locations (not in the woods) on a street I had a 3 stop difference. I underexposed my shadows 2. I don't know if I may have went too much and should of kept it open a bit like 1 1/2 under. On the test I did...

Will you still underexpose a bit when your shooting in the woods? Around here the tress are dead from the winter so no leaves cover them. You can get some strong backlight from the sun, though I didn't know if I should stay a little more conservative since there is more shade in the shot with...

Hey I have a question about the daylight balanced bulbs you buy in a local hardware store. I'm shooting a project on the Red Camera and one scene takes place in a lower basement type setting that follows a character through one room with no windows to a room with a window so I will be mixing...

Thank You For THe Help It Makes More Sense Now. On location nothing is a perfect 18% middle grey so I can see that when the sun is behind a person is shadowed and the background is bright. Or if the sun is above there is less of a shadow casted, and mostly the illumination front, behind and side...

Genreally speaking if your under a contrast situation where your ratio is 4:1 or higher and you want an exposure that is acceptable is it best to split? This is assuming you don't have other light sources to lower the ratio. I came across a situation where I was shooting outdoors (color neg.)...