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I imagine you'd be able to wear the same thing you do outdoors. Which is to say, i don't wear sunglasses outdoors. But regarding the lighting itself, yes i do
by unshavedyak 3y ago
I imagine you'd be able to wear the same thing you do outdoors. Which is to say, i don't wear sunglasses outdoors.
But regarding the lighting itself, yes i do think it is similar to stage lighting (brighter, i assume). Thermal and power is a significant concern with the lighting iirc, but i'm not too familiar. If i recall correctly the post that advocated these as a video and had an explanation on the difficulties. It heated up the room significantly.
With that said i want to stress that this was some post i saw several years ago, and i can't seem to find the video anymore. Iirc the lights were insanely bright, though.
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