When using common lightbulbs, they may show a strobe effect on camera, and it’s harder to control the intensity of the light as well as the color. Optimizing your shooting schedule around your location and lighting is a great way to stay ahead.Įven if you utilize practical lights at your location, it's important to use film bulbs.įor the set being documented in this video, they are using an Aputure B7c-2000k. When doing a night shoot, it’s best to start setting up around sunset. A good cinematographer will pay close attention to the set design along with what the frame looks like. For example, the set designers used items around the office they were shooting in to create a desk that resembled a space that a boss might sit at.Ī big no-no for any shot is having a completely blank white wall, since it looks dull.
Some sets find props that are already at the location. (Though I prefer Rohan.Production design is the first thing cinematographers should pay attention to. Last Days is a pretty impressive LotR mod with a dynamic campaign in which the forces of light fight against the forces of darkness, and the player can take any side. The samurai mod (whose name escapes me) looked pretty cool, A Shield Lying On The Water is cool in that it starts with you being able to field fair-sized armies from the very beginning and stresses conquering and a bit of diplomacy. What this means is that while there aren't any mods to choose from unless you go to older versions of the game, in a bit of time the mod culture should flourish.Įdit: As for the mods themselves, I haven't tried very many.
I believe mod makers have been waiting for version 1 rather than coming up a mod version for every new iteration of the main game. It should get better, however as I understand, version 1 is supposed to be a stable platform from now on, meaning that mods made for it should work with upcoming versions as well. And as the version 1 has only been out a few days, there are no mods for it yet.
The thing about the mods is that they tend to be version-specific.
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