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Shooting in candlelight on the 5d
I did some filming in a Russian Church crypt where a famous Russian actor read some poems by a Russian Poet.
Much was lit with candles, highlighting the astonishing low light of the 5d. Detailed blog on how it was shot, what was used, sound, lenses etc here: Philip Bloom Blog Archive Shooting on 5dmkII with candlelight, glidetrack, vari-nds |
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Beautiful.
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Your shot is reminiscent of the famous Barry Lyndon candle scenes, but filmed without requiring the ultra-fast f/0.7 lenses.
Your findings about the mid-step ISOs having less noise is certainly corroborated by all of the tests that everyone else has done. Why is still a big unknown. |
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Beautiful images and good choice going with a sound guy. I've never enjoyed room reflections before but the balance you achieved provided a great atmosphere. I don't think I would want to manage sound and video on that many setups and it would probably tire out the talent waiting for everything.
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