Frage von Silenth:
Hi All,
hab da mal eine frage on the right light ..
in our film, we have only night shoot to 90%
especially in the forest, we have a problem properly to illuminate ...
we want a kind of making top moonlit ... so we see the leaves on the ground and recognize that we live in a forest stand is followed by a waving of a lighted building, auserhalb of the forest
how we should examine it?
perhaps even to mention our target is a NO bugget film ...
already time to thank
Greeting Silenth
Antwort von Axel:
Perfect one in the bright moonlight, simulated sunlight, s.besten backlight. You have to score high contrast. Blue sky you can with a red filter dyed black. In postpro you take out the color and a slightly bluish tint. The swing to the lighted house will be difficult. Is it a lit window, you could mask it. Your budget probably prohibits headlights, and they would in any case can not produce a coherent light for an entire forest. Try different combinations, share the sequence into several predictable settings. View the moon someday.
More generally, the sky is in strong moonlight, very dark (because cloudless), the landscape is virtually black and white, very very kontrrastreich and depth of focus.
