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Posted by Richard Crowley on 05/08/07 02:43
<buzworthy89@gmail.com> wrote ...
> "Richard Crowley" wrote:
>> <buzworth...@gmail.com> wrote ...
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>> > Lighting is my biggest concern at the moment.
>>
>> Is the actor actually driving on a public street?
>> How good is your camera for low-light? (what is it?)
>> What kind of look are you going for?
>>
>> Some modern stuff is so realistically dark that you almost see
>> the acctor(s) only in silhouette.
>>
>> There are a good selection of fluorescent (and even LED)
>> lights that run on 12VDC (or even internal batteries) that could
>> be placed in strategic locations (depending on the shooting
>> angles). But the more light you aim at the driver, the more
>> dangerous for him to drive.
>>
>> You could also consider shooting day for night (assuming
>> you have enough control over your camera, etc.)
>>
>> Of course old films had perfect lighting in vehicle interiors
>> because they were in a studio with a cutaway car and a
>> projected background. :-)
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> The car will be stationary and the camera I'm using is a Canon XLH1
> (hi def).
So you will have regular mains power available?
(not just 12VDC from the vehicle battery)
What kind of look are you going for? [I'll only ask twice]
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