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Re: Lighting a white background
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Mark Suszko
on Nov 3, 2009 at 10:47:00 pm
You light the talent separate from the backdrop for most control. To me the issue is that you have to leave some headroom in your levels to go up from; if everything is at 100 IRE on the scopes you're throwing away visual information in the burned areas. So what looks under-lit to the eye may be more than fine to the lens.
Some folks fake the white in post from greenscreen, I've tried it both ways, and I think they can both be valid methods, depending on your needs, but if you can shoot on real white, you should, to save some post time.
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Lighting a white background
by Matthew Delaney on Nov 3, 2009 at 8:43:14 pm
Re: Lighting a white background
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