I need a continuous bright white background for my footwear shots, how this product perform in that aspect?
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if you lighting is bright enough to wash out the seams but sometimes my shots would show seams and look like it was photographed inside a white box. still very nice but not always seamless
1204767
you can do all of that in post-production( tweak til you like the look), - main thing is to white balance your camera before you shoot....
1144972
I personally felt these were of sub-standard quality and I was not happy with the quality of light. I am not sure how your setup would be, but this one is suitable for small setups and I got this for product photography.
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They make a neutral density filter, which on extreme bright days will help prevent whites from blowning out, and preserving your details. I would reccomend that filter for snowboarding on days when your filming in those conditions.
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It's white, but like all white backgrounds you need to light it correctly I would say 1 stop over you exposure to ensure pure white. And make sure it's evenly lit if you want it perfect.
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With a little work it blends in. It does start white. It is not as bad as CA baby or Badger subscreen. I like Tru kid sunny days for everyday- I can not think of one that isn't a least a little white.
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A candle and box of matches can be used as a backup. Okay that's a joke, BUT in my experience all except for the darkest scenarios, available light exposures yield better photos than the flash.
1633004
No. This is a flash, not a continuous light. I think you are looking for some king of light to video recording, this is for photography.
557371
well, for what I need (basically skype) it works perfectly on bright light.. it's not full HD and don't expect go-pro quality, but it's pretty decent. I can't complain about the focus. Again, this is not a ultra professional camera, it serves as a great wide webcam and you'll get good value for the price.
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In moderately lit indoor conditions, it looks perfectly fine. The darker you get, the less quality it is (obviously, ;D). For example, I'm in a room with no lights, a single window, on a rainy and cloudy day. The small amount of light coming in is surprisingly enough for the camera to get a decent picture (but I wouldn't want to film anything professionally without first turning on some lights). You can adjust the exposure yourself, which does improve the quality to an extent, but over exposure looks rather funky (on any camera). In the end, it's A-OK for a moderate to poorly lit/naturally lit room. Any darker than that and the camera has trouble focusing and getting decent quality. There are also several pre-set lighting conditions too which are rather useful. Combining those with manually white balancing and adjusting the exposure myself, I was able to greatly increase the quality of the picture compared to the auto-settings. But of course, the camera really is at it's best on a sunny afternoon. The picture quality is great when you're filming outside or in a well lit room. If you have any other questions, feel free to shoot!
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Just shoot in video mode and you won't need to mess with color grading, doing his allow you to get the look of the scandal without the hassle of color grading it
280915
Well I only shoot stills but I used continuous lighting once with this paper and I would that yes you can create the effect using the right lighting diagram
211237
This background is white. I have only found white and color background on any of the websites I have searched so far.
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This particular background is Black/White. There are Black/Gray backgrounds available, too. Note: a camera's metering system is designed to average all incoming light to 18% gray. Consequently, the white background will be pulled toward gray tones-especially if there is not sufficient contrast in the scene . Therefore, as others in this post have stated, adjustments to background lighting, exposure, or both, must be made to compensate for this camera metering tendency. Hopefully, this sheds some light for you. : )
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Nope! This is a flash with a relatively long refresh time. You are probably looking for an led light array for consistent light
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Just the first thing is the white is not true white because the blending isn't perfect so I would recommend just regular white it's for basic lighting. Not sure the lumen rating but definitely not 2500 maybe 1000 or so. Fun for an in home or out back luminaries but not for signs.
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I don't know of any flash issues, I have a white case though and it doesn't really seem to affect the flash? Then again, I don't take too many indoor/night photos so I may not have noticed. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help :(