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Beginner Question: Brightness range - Cinematography.com
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But I've been scratching my head about a line in Blain Brown's "Lighting" book. It said that a subject with a brightness range of 1000:1 is 15 stops. I thought it would be 10? Would someone be willing to explain? Thanks!
Sage of Aquarius - University of Toronto Magazine
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Posted by Maura Blain Brown (BA St.Michael's, MA 1975) on July 19th, @ 6:52 pm. Thanks for the memories! That's me sitting to the right of Professor McLuhan. I was a third-year English student at St. Mike's, taking McLuhan's ...
Developing an Eye for Great Cinematography | Below the Line
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“At the heart of it, filmmaking is shooting, but cinematography is more than the mere art of photography,” writes Blain Brown in The Introduction to Cinematography: Theory and Practice. “It is the process of taking ideas, actions, ...
Saying "striking" when turning on a light? - Cinematography.com
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My cinematography professor (Blain Brown) says that technically the term "striking" applies to arc lights only, but so many people and sets use the term to alert people that a light is going to be turned on that its become part of ...
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