Hello, I would need some recommendations for lights that I can use in my own films or when taking photos.
But I don't want any that are expensive right now.
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Hm, you’re working on photos with flashes while you need continuous light for videos. You can also use continuous light for photos, but it’s not as strong as a flash and can’t brighten you up as much as a sunset gets darker behind you.
What don’t you understand? There are of normal daylight lamps that you get for 10€ everything up to over 1000€.
Look at you 📷 LED continuous light from Rollei 📦 Free shipping from 150 € 🔄 Free return ⭐ ⭐ more than 300,000 satisfied customers 🛒 Um.
Depends on what you want to do. I have a video lamp for photos (Godox LED 64) I hardly use them because I usually want natural light, but is ok for the closer area or ifs really gets darker. If it’s a bit brighter, but it doesn’t make a difference, it’s too little performance.
Hi.
The three-point illumination is a common method in photography and in the film to illuminate a motif optimally. It consists of three light sources strategically placed around the motif: the main light, the filling light and the pointed light.
Three-point illumination: What is this and what do I need for it?
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