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- From: aramsey@ugly.UVic.CA (Aaron Ramsey)
- Subject: Re: ANIMATION: anybody here actually animate?
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- Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 00:16:47 GMT
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- Alan Tusks writes-
- > p.s. - While we are at it, what film stock and lights are you
- > using. Might as well find out if that IS the problem.
-
- I use Ektachrome 7240 film for my Bolex usually. As for lighting, I
- use 4 lights: 1 key light (500W) positioned beside my camera,
- 2 fill lights (250W) on the left and right sides of my set at
- various angles (usually play with the positions a bit to find what
- looks nice), and a background light (250W) suspended from the
- ceiling pointed at the background. These are all photo-floods.
- I think that I will try the light set-up that Erik Timmerman
- said to try (thanks alot Erik), and see how that turns out.
- Maybe I should try a different film? The Ektachrome has been
- working not too badly I think, but I'm always open to
- suggestions!
-
- -Aaron
- amramsey@sirius.UVIC.ca
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