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Posted by Rick Merrill on 02/11/06 19:28
Craig Busch wrote:
> Sorry about not giving enough information.
> The situation is that the white board is reflecting a lot of light.
> I would like to try to use the built in flourescent lights.
> Any taping would be during the day and there are windows on the wall opposite
> the whiteboard.
> Shooting with miniDV. The camera has manual controls.
> Between the built in lights and any light coming in, there is plenty of light in
> the room.
> The main objective is to tape a presentation which would include the presenter
> speaking, but also
> writing things on the white board, most likely with a black marker.
> The main concern is the reflectioin coming off of the white board which is an
> integral part of the
> presentation.
> Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience
>
You should try a polarizing filter to cut the glare. If the light
(glare source) is coming in at an angle then it is more likely to be
polarized.
I would try to get a close up of the white board if at all possible. Let
the presenter's voice fend for the presenter - who watches a presenter
who is writing on the board - you watch the board.
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