Week 1
Week 1
For the lightning I did not chnage much but the temperature slightly cooler, and taking in less light. This was because I wanted to create more of a flat scene so when the lightnig struck it would be bright and the bluish white light will be much more dramatic.
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24 FPS
White balance was slgihly cooler to reduce the warm light coming from the street lamp
FStop was difficult to judge because the lightning was so far
Im not quite sure about the other settings exactly because I changed a setting in the app to save them to camera roll, but in doing that I removed details
My goal for this was to focus on the task being completed. We only focus on the hands and mail whie the rest of the view is out of focus. I was going for something that feels more intimate since the audience can see the mail while in view
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24 FPS
Auto White Balance
I wanted to capture rich color here while also slowly shifting the focus from riders and attraction. I left white balance as is and only lowered the contrast some.
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60 FPS - I wanted to see what 60 could do but it dont think it was needed for this
Auto White Balance
This is a simple shot. The room has a subtly back light. The goal was to record something that moves a ittle more than what I had before. I wanted to keep the focus close the entire time by keeping the background out of focus
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48 FPS - a little more than 24 for a bit of a smoother video
Auto White Balance
I find this to be a very interesting scene with lights because it frequently changes directions and there are no cuts. I watched this a few times because I was not sure if there was s key light. As the scene begins the green light to the right of the screen appears to be a fill light. The same can be said about the lights coming from each open door as we migrate through the hallway. Once the camera makes a full 180 degree turn we see a light above a door. I want to say the role of this light changes between backlight and key light, depending on if the camera is facing it or not.
This epsiode as a whole is very intresting because of the grayscale used instead of color. I think it was much harder to find constrst and calls for a flatter image on screen. The lights near the display was a cool way to add light to the scene. The lighting helps with ambiguity, so I thought it was a cool way to add an extra layer to the visuals.
This scene creates nice contrasts and silhouettes. This is done by having the light in the background and no other light between the camera and the actors. Since this is a night scene, the only thing illuminating the the parking lot is the light coming from the building.