Evening light can really step up the production value of a low budget film or short.
We can replicate this type of lighting even though we might be shooting in the morning indoors.
On a low budget we don’t want to try to emulate and emanate actual lights if we don’t have to.
Instead we can add a golden glow as if there is fading sunlight coming from a window in the scene.
3500K lighting is good for golden hour while evening light can be expanded up to 7500k lighting.
Key Takeaways:
“The blue and violet frequencies scatter easiest in the atmosphere, leaving more red, yellow, and orange to pass through, which gives the light a beautiful, warm, golden glow.”
Read more: https://www.shutterstock.com/blog/replicate-evening-light-in-film-and-video
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