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  • MixPhoto
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    • Nov 2002
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    Quality Video Content (movie) and Equipment

    Quality Video Content (movie) and Equipment...

    I use 3 parts from other movies and do this sample (~25Mb) >>>
    For 1 and 2 parts I used Sony DSR D170P and my new custom cold light
    For 3 parts I used Canon XM1 and halogen light

    !!! In order to be able to view the movie you gonna need to have DivX codek installed on your computer.
    Download (free) here: http://www.divx.com/divx/index.php
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    • MixPhoto
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      • Nov 2002
      • 1946
      #2
      No comments May be very big file?
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        • DeanCapture
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          • Dec 2002
          • 9275
          #3
          Good stuff - very nice
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            • MixPhoto
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              • Nov 2002
              • 1946
              #4
              Originally posted by DeanCapture
              Good stuff - very nice
              You was able to download such huge file?! Congratulate!!! Thanks for comment Dean!
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                • DeanCapture
                  Haters & Trolls SUCK!
                  • Dec 2002
                  • 9275
                  #5
                  Originally posted by MixPhoto
                  You was able to download such huge file?! Congratulate!!! Thanks for comment Dean!
                  Yeppers - downloaded no problem. What is a cold light? Is that a fluroscent
                  light that doesn't put out any heat and is daylight balanced? I've never heard
                  it referred to as a cold light.
                  Twitter: @DeanCapture
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                    • MixPhoto
                      Old
                      • Nov 2002
                      • 1946
                      #6
                      Originally posted by DeanCapture
                      Yeppers - downloaded no problem. What is a cold light? Is that a fluroscent
                      light that doesn't put out any heat and is daylight balanced? I've never heard
                      it referred to as a cold light.
                      All right! I do my light from fluroscent lamps but special color index (better than KinoFlo). Very white!
                      I was want do order from KinoFlo for first time, but KinoFlo have very high price for shipping in Russia. I have developed and do my light itself.
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                        • Greg Jacobson
                          Confirmed User
                          • Nov 2004
                          • 812
                          #7
                          Originally posted by DeanCapture
                          Yeppers - downloaded no problem. What is a cold light? Is that a fluroscent
                          light that doesn't put out any heat and is daylight balanced? I've never heard
                          it referred to as a cold light.
                          Yeah, you can make a daylight flouro, you can wrap it with some gel to get rid of the greenish color (if any). The problem is with 3200k bulbs because their CRI is usually so low.

                          I just use Kinos Flo, expensive but they work great and keep the talent (and me) nice and cool.

                          Just say no to hot lights.

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                            • MixPhoto
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                              • Nov 2002
                              • 1946
                              #8
                              Originally posted by Greg Jacobson
                              Yeah, you can make a daylight flouro, you can wrap it with some gel to get rid of the greenish color (if any). The problem is with 3200k bulbs because their CRI is usually so low.

                              I just use Kinos Flo, expensive but they work great and keep the talent (and me) nice and cool.

                              Just say no to hot lights.
                              I used lamps 5400K without greenish color... KinoFlo has an analogue.
                              I shoot my images without flash now...

                              Some samples:


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                                • Greg Jacobson
                                  Confirmed User
                                  • Nov 2004
                                  • 812
                                  #9
                                  [QUOTE=MixPhoto]I used lamps 5400K without greenish color... KinoFlo has an analogue.
                                  I shoot my images without flash now...


                                  Good, you are smart. It is kind of a waste of money to buy daylight Kino Flos. I am just lazy so I don't like to have to hunt down good bulbs. Looks like you have made some nice white flouros.

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                                    • MixPhoto
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                                      • Nov 2002
                                      • 1946
                                      #10
                                      Anybody! I need a comments about quality of sample (movie) and some words about colors
                                      sell me your traffic

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                                        • MixPhoto
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                                          • Nov 2002
                                          • 1946
                                          #11
                                          [QUOTE=Greg Jacobson]
                                          Originally posted by MixPhoto
                                          I used lamps 5400K without greenish color... KinoFlo has an analogue.
                                          I shoot my images without flash now...


                                          Good, you are smart. It is kind of a waste of money to buy daylight Kino Flos. I am just lazy so I don't like to have to hunt down good bulbs. Looks like you have made some nice white flouros.
                                          KinoFlo in Russia have bad distributor and high price,,, I am too lazy, but love my work %)
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                                            • Greg Jacobson
                                              Confirmed User
                                              • Nov 2004
                                              • 812
                                              #12
                                              Originally posted by MixPhoto
                                              Anybody! I need a comments about quality of sample (movie) and some words about colors
                                              Looks good. Many people do not care and they just have white walls. You used lots of colors which is good. You should have no problem selling your content.

                                              Line up some models for me and I wll bring my camera to Russia

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                                                • MixPhoto
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                                                  • Nov 2002
                                                  • 1946
                                                  #13
                                                  Originally posted by Greg Jacobson
                                                  Looks good. Many people do not care and they just have white walls. You used lots of colors which is good. You should have no problem selling your content.

                                                  Line up some models for me and I wll bring my camera to Russia
                                                  Greg! Welcome to St. Petersburg!!!
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                                                    • latinasojourn
                                                      Confirmed User
                                                      • Oct 2003
                                                      • 3191
                                                      #14
                                                      IMO smut should usually be shot with strobes for still, and very carefull done continuous light for video.

                                                      there are many reason for this, and they are mostly aesthetic.

                                                      hint, look at fashion magazines, the images that people want to look at (i.e. images that are designed to sell things involving the human form) look nothing like the examples in this post.

                                                      but if you want to photograph a hubcap then continuous lighting is ok.

                                                      sorry, shooting beautiful girls in lighting like this is throwing the modeling fee away.

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                                                        • MixPhoto
                                                          Old
                                                          • Nov 2002
                                                          • 1946
                                                          #15
                                                          Originally posted by latinasojourn
                                                          IMO smut should usually be shot with strobes for still, and very carefull done continuous light for video.

                                                          there are many reason for this, and they are mostly aesthetic.

                                                          hint, look at fashion magazines, the images that people want to look at (i.e. images that are designed to sell things involving the human form) look nothing like the examples in this post.

                                                          but if you want to photograph a hubcap then continuous lighting is ok.

                                                          sorry, shooting beautiful girls in lighting like this is throwing the modeling fee away.
                                                          Are you photographer? %)
                                                          When I do shoots outdoor and use sunlight and some reflectors I not need flashes.
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