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Sep 25, 2010. 2:46 PMnickgw
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why do you need the ATX power supply, couldn't you just plug the lights in
Apr 20, 2009. 6:12 AMtwocvbloke
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I saw the title and thought this was a Lightning effect (as in, flashing light imitating the natural weather phenomenon), not a lighting rig, I think the title's a touch wrong... :S Nice idea... :)
Mar 4, 2010. 1:29 AMbluefly1215
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Have you thought about how you can add gobo's or gels? What about flag's? All of these could really add to your film.
Apr 13, 2009. 3:39 PMganderd
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ordinary household florescent bulbs will have green spikes and there color rendering will be poor. If you use bulbs like the Eiko Photo Pro SP30/955K the rendering will be much better. You can get those at www.lightson.com
Feb 8, 2008. 12:34 PMthepepper94
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that's really cool. I was just wondering if you could make a clearer video or write out the instructions (pictures would be helpful) because this looks like a good idea for my green screen. Is it portable?
Feb 8, 2008. 7:07 PMthepepper94
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k thx i'll keep dat in mind when i start working with green screen again. Lightings a big issue
Jan 25, 2008. 7:49 PMjoeXmaspunk
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Sure I like the lamp, but the music is cool. Who is it? Mama Chow. or something like it.
Jan 15, 2008. 9:00 PMGorillazMiko
says:
Great job! Looks kind of simple to do, amazing video! ;-)
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