Night dive shot on a 3+ black magenta filter
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EL Pistoffo
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I don't think that's vignetting, I think that is the edge of the light beam.
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SubMatt
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yup it's the edge of the torch beam. It's a wide angle torch but, being the first film, I didn't think to set up the camera differently.
Spg01
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I was also curious as to why he would use a filter if he is using a light....
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Yea a lot of "snowstorm". Better with two lights and get the "cone of dark" in the middle. A filter on nightdive with lights is not neccesary. The best is two dimmable lights ( some shots are "whiteout" / too much light) But you learn by doing.
Yea a lot of "snowstorm". Better with two lights and get the "cone of dark" in the middle. A filter on nightdive with lights is not neccesary. The best is two dimmable lights ( some shots are "whiteout" / too much light) But you learn by doing.Similar threads
