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I think the point here is not the effort it takes to make good lighting - but the cost. A normal person will not have 10x2000w ARRI panels. But they will look a
by Puts 3y ago
I think the point here is not the effort it takes to make good lighting - but the cost. A normal person will not have 10x2000w ARRI panels. But they will look at this production and think that they will get the same result because hey it was shot on an iPhone.
- nimbleal 3y agoAbsolutely. I suppose what I was commenting on was a pattern I’ve observed that goes something like: 1. My videos don’t look good, it must be because I don’t have a good camera/lens 2. I have a good camera lens, but my videos still don’t look good, it must be because I don’t have good lights And a lot of people just stop there because lighting is a lot more work and a lot less fun (for most people) than buying expensive cameras, but for those that do pursue lighting, there’s a third stage: 3. I’ve got a good camera, good lights AND I know how to use them AND STILL my video looks a bit underwhelming That’s when you realise location, art, talent etc are massively important too. Ie you could have a truck full of Arri lights and if you have bad production design and inappropriate talent it will still look bad.
- Puts 3y agoTrue true :)