This Video Tutorial has been quite useful to me for what to do when shooting in low light conditions as a particular section of my piece features (Incinerator Scene). I will summarise it after:
Low Light: DSLR Filmmaking Tutorial from Moritz Janisch on Vimeo.
To Summarise on some key tips to take note of:
- The Film Speed (ISO) should never exceed 1600, If it does the image will naturally pick up visual noise.
- The Shutter Speed on the Camera will likely be more effective in low lighting at a speed of 1/30s to 1/50s, because of where I currently am I am not sure whether or not I can make advanced changes to my camera right now but a test of these settings will follow very soon
- The Aperture on the lens is highly effective in low light when set between F/1.2 and F/5.6
- Make sure that there is no auto contrast settings turned on as they can dramatically reduce effectivenes of the other tips.
I think this guide could potentially help my piece greatly by clearing up any noise and thereby making the piece look more professional and less amatuer.
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