I have also been talking on forums as well as reading forums
on lighting techniques more specifically how to light with candles and use
candles for in film. This was a good forum I came across although I didn’t take
part in the discussion I did find it very useful and it also makes a lot of
good links to other sites that talk about the same subject it’s a lot take in
and a lot to talk about due to the multiple threads and links but I did find
some interesting ideas and discussions about how to get good lighting from
candles another good point it makes is the quality of DSLR’s under low light. A
lot of the discussions talk about how the DSLR can shoot under very low light
and can still produce good images I hope this is so but I also am worried about
pushing the ISO to high as I have made this mistake before and have witnessed
that the amount of noise or grain in shot is too much. Luckily with the studies
I have done I now know what the best ISO settings are for the camera which I didn’t
know when I had previously had problems I have done some tests and found that
even at 1600 the image isn’t too bad but can create more problems in darker or
underexposed areas something I am worried I will have to face. Another thing I have
been looking at is the dynamic range of the camera. The Dynamic range defines
the ability of colours the camera captures and also the range of stops the
camera can handle without blowing highlights or losing detail in the shadows.
This is very hard to find and tests to them to figure this out for a particular
camera are very hard nevertheless it is something I want to look into more.
Also by simply studying this I have come across another camera I would like to
own. This is the black magic cinema camera and prices around the canon 5d which
was the other camera I was looking at. However the black magic cinema camera
shoots in 2.5k and uncompressed RAW footage like that of the higher end and
expensive cameras like the Arri Alexa and RED EPIC these are professional grade
cameras used in big Hollywood films the camera also comes with the Da Vinci
colour grading software which is used in Hollywood. I imagine I will look at
this camera in more detail and will possibly do a post about it.
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