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January 3rd, 2009, 12:40 AM | #1 |
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Low light shooting without grain
I was wondering how to shoot low light scenes without the picture getting all grainy and losing it's clarity?
Example: Cry by Losing September. on Vimeo So dark yet the quality is perfect. How is this achieved? Thank you. -Da Noob
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January 3rd, 2009, 01:43 AM | #2 |
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Dustin,
That's not low light - it's very strong back-lighting. They probably had to stop down the iris a little. I'm a big fan of back-lighting, but I prefer not to have to stare at 4k worth of hard lighting to get it. You should be able to recreate that shot with a couple of Home Cheapo yellow halogens on stands. It looks like they had a little bounce or something very small in front (but not much). A low light shot is the girl crying in the bedroom with the window way over-exposed and the room is unlit. They could have brought some light in there - because that shot is pushed and really doesn't look good (IMHO).
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January 3rd, 2009, 01:46 AM | #3 |
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I'll do a setup tomorrow night and try that out then. Also just got my HV30 today and it's really my first camera outside of using them in a couple classes so it of course will be a lot of trial and error.
Thanks.
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