- car headlights
- flourescent home depot light
- led flash light
- bicycle light with some gels through some branches/leaves
- long exposure, and color adjustments afterwards
- flashlights like the one police use. (Play with distance of the light to subject, closer is better. Get the correct ratios of highlight and shadow) *broken pieces of mirror on a board, bounce light into and get speckled highlights
- use tungsten balanced neg - this will make the artificial lights in the background look normal and the flash will look blue because of its colour temperature.
- use daylight neg and put a pale blue filter over the flash.
- use tungsten film and daylight flash with a CC filter on the lens to tone down the imbalance.
- shoot tungsten in daylight. Then use flash to illuminate the foreground and put a CC filter on the flash head. (everything the flash hits gets normal colours and everything else goes blue. do it in reverse for daylight at night as well.)
apr 20 2011 ∞
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