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CORRECTION: T

2008-05-23T21:12:33-05:00

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CORRECTION: The Sun is the most powerful light source IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM. So, if anyone was per chance doing a video shoot near, say, a nebula or something, it might prove to be brighter... hard to say though.

yay 3-point l

2008-05-23T22:56:11-05:00

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yay 3-point lighting! I actually had to brush up on this last week for some work related stuff. I read this pretty handy article on bouncing (light) and reflectors. http://www.videomaker.com/article/12993/

that video ab

2008-05-24T00:08:06-05:00

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that video about lighting in video from your series of videos about making video was awesome.

bre, you're s

2008-05-24T02:30:03-05:00

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bre, you're so funny!! I love this series and everytime I watch one of your video I want to shoot one too...but you're lucky enough I haven't yet!

For the diffu

2008-05-24T03:20:52-05:00

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For the diffusion filters - if you do not use paper because of the fire hazard, what is the material you clipped on the lights in the video?

I think we ne

2008-05-24T12:34:03-05:00

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I think we need to made a fireside video in a cave! Awesome lighting video... Great music too!!

great video B

2008-05-24T13:31:04-05:00

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great video Bre, as always. i'm hoping you decide to make one about editing video, that's where i get lost.

Nice video. T

2008-05-25T19:17:06-05:00

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Nice video. Thanks for the great tips. You say not to use paper to diffuse the light...so, what was that you clipped on to your light ? I have several of those cheap lights. Until I can afford better that is what I am using.

I have used a

2008-05-26T13:04:36-05:00

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I have used an old milk jug as a cover for my clamp light. What are your thoughts on that?

Thanks that w

2008-05-27T02:45:02-05:00

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Thanks that was such a great jumping point.

littlepurls -

2008-05-27T13:23:03-05:00

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littlepurls - Ok, editing is on the agenda now! reneesfashions - it's a fireproof gel diffuser that doesn't burn. Handy for not setting the house on fire. tjw1963 - I like the old milk jug idea, but I'm not sure how safe it is. Keep a fire extinguisher handy!

Another impor

2008-05-27T15:09:40-05:00

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Another important light is the back light. That would be like the background light but instead pointing toward the back of the subject. It is used to better separate the subject from the background by adding a bright edge to the subject's shoulder.

Thank you for

2008-05-27T22:07:55-05:00

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Thank you for the great How-to video! This is very helpful! I put it in my Favorites! How many watt are the light bulbs in your video?

Great Info!

2009-06-02T20:57:42-05:00

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Great Info! I love your sense of humor too. And thanks to everyone else for their input. I think I'll go look for some filter paper. The milk jug idea appeals to me (reuse!) but it would be my luck I'd be needing that fire extinguisher!