Nathan Nix
June 26th, 2004, 11:15 AM
I was hoping you guys can help me on a look I'm trying to get. I just watched the 2002 version of Solaris last night, and in the flashback scenes in Clooney's house, there always seems to be an orangish light on the actor's. It's very warm and gives them beautiful skin tones as well as providing an intimate warm (again) feeling. I'm just wondering how I can get that kind of look for a short I'm doing. It doesn't seem like they used your typical white light. Is that the way tungsten reacts to its surroundings when the film (in Solaris' case) is rated for daylight? Or do you think they used gels on lights or filters on cameras to bring out those warm tones? I haven't received my dvx yet (should be here Monday or Tuesday), so I can't experiment just yet. Just wondering if anyone had any ideas.
Thanks
Nathan
PS I'm going to post this exact same message at dvxuser.com to see if they have any ideas
Thanks
Nathan
PS I'm going to post this exact same message at dvxuser.com to see if they have any ideas