Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget - Part 2 

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Part 1 - • Cinematic Lighting In ...
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Part 2 of our Cinematic Lighting in Small Spaces on a Budget (that's a lot of words) takes a look at a few breakdowns on some setups shot with tiny LED panels - in particular, the Godox M1. Tiny panels like this are extremely useful for getting into tight spaces and for placing just out of frame - not to mention, these days they have a decent light output and a range of colour and effects options available. If you're looking at lighting a small space on a budget, these types of lights can be lifesavers, as there's way less of struggle to fit them into tighter spaces - and if you need to mix colour temperatures, you can just do that with a button - rather than buying and setting up gels. Extremely useful lights to have to hand, not just for a low budget, but for any budget!
Cameras:
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 2.5K
Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera
Lens:
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 ART
Metabones Nikon G - BMCC Speedbooster
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