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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Dragon Vs Alexa Low Light Tests - Someone?

Ah, I see. I missed those days.

c) In the old film days - black was not always black - depended on the lab - and there was often plenty of dancing grain :)

G,

You might have been proud today. I taught a couple new kids about exposing the sensor to light when they believed changing the ISO changed their exposure.

I told them two things. Your aperture and your NDs will determine how the sensor is exposed. ISO does not change this.

ISO is more or less a tool to give your brain visual clues to protect yourself in post where you really push your ISO to acceptable levels. 800 ISO protects your highlights, 320 ISO keeps you away from noise.

Glad I had you guys to learn from, even more glad to know this now and to be passing it on.

And on that note, I will just greet all my RedUser Friends.

Exposure and contrast = use of light and lighting in one way or another, even when in a dark scene and with "available" lights.

1. To get good blacks, you need light.
2. Exposure = the photons that actually hit the sensor.
3. Photo Graphy = Painting With Light

Cinematography 101 2013 is thus done for my part.
 
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