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With the prevalence of smartphone cameras, even home videos are trending toward widescreen formats, such as a 16 by 9 ratio. Think of how you can make this extra visual space work for you. You can capture much more content in a single shot, but remember that widescreen video doesn’t mean shooting all wide shots. Television is still an intimate medium. Close-ups of faces will convey more emotion than a group shot of a crowd. Discover additional details on go here.
Instead of running with any idea that lands on our desk, we’ll guide you through your project from pre-production to the final product. We’ll be perfectly honest if your idea for your video production won’t help you get the best results. We use our inside knowledge of the industry to professionally broadcast your image and engage your audience with the best in-house AV equipment.
There are many different types of material that you can to add diffusion to your key light. A diffusion skrim will help to soften the key light and take away any hot spots that appear on your subject. You can gain different amounts of light diffusion based on the material you use and the distance between the key light and the diffuser. Note: when you add a diffuser, you will need to increase the level of light your key light is giving off.
And here is our daily tip for photographers: For very dark event spaces, the portable artificial lighting you bring is important. Some photographers opt for flash while others use continuous light. Flashes are easy to use and are the more popular choice. But if you’re inexperienced, the light can end up looking harsh. Here’s a great article why you should avoid your on-camera flash and use an off-camera flash instead. Continuous light is much easier to use, but can be a nuisance or distracting to the event. Keep both of those in mind when deciding what lighting equipment to use. You don’t want to be stuck with a full or corrupted memory card and/or a dead battery. Always pack extras, and throwing in a car charger isn’t a bad idea either! Discover additional details at epicmediapro.com.