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October 21st, 2007, 07:29 PM
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How to film women: advice?
I'm going to be testing a new camera soon, and rather than film another bunch of buildings and landscapes, I thought I'd hire a couple of models for some head-shots etc. Heck there are worse ways to spend a Sunday.
Back when I was into still photography, the photo-enthusiast magazines of the day would occasionally publish "How to shoot your girlfriend without making it look like a submission to Reader's Wives" guides (that wasn't the real title but it was pretty much the sentiment). Basic stuff, shoot in B&W, use a soft focus filter, find a scenic location etc. Has anyone seen anything like this for video? I'd like to film some 'mood' scenes with some interesting backdrops in SF and it's environs, so I have the locations thought out. Now I'm just looking for a few tips and tricks for the shoot. Anyone seen anything on the web? TIA |
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October 22nd, 2007, 02:57 AM
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Location: Belgium
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Maybe a light difusion filter would help, and a good color correction.
Go for a warm look. |
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