I'm looking for a good tutorial or article on shooting Day for Night video. Honest, I searched at Cow and using Google and, much to my amazement, couldn't find any tutorials or articles.
I 'think' I know the basics and have done some tests that are pretty good. For an interior I'm think of using a very dispersed/soft/bounce light source, probably using an unbrella. I've used the color curves to get the color to what we accept as 'night' (the preset was OK but I twaeked that one a bit too) and done a few tweaks with desaturating.
Still when I find a tutorial there is always something that makes a big difference. Maybe in positioning the lighting relative to the camera, filtering (in post-production) etc.
Any tutorials out there, or just someone who has had success when working on a tight time and $$$ budget?
I 'think' I know the basics and have done some tests that are pretty good. For an interior I'm think of using a very dispersed/soft/bounce light source, probably using an unbrella. I've used the color curves to get the color to what we accept as 'night' (the preset was OK but I twaeked that one a bit too) and done a few tweaks with desaturating.
Still when I find a tutorial there is always something that makes a big difference. Maybe in positioning the lighting relative to the camera, filtering (in post-production) etc.
Any tutorials out there, or just someone who has had success when working on a tight time and $$$ budget?