Camera Color Temperature: How to Use Bicolor & 5600K Lights Together

Properly setting up a shot requires that you adjust the color temperature of your camera, and you need to commit to a single setting before you roll. However, there are often multiple light sources with different color temperatures in frame, so how do you decide on the setting to use? This video clearly explains the basics of color temperature in both lights and camera settings, it shows you how to use lights with different color temperatures together in a single shot, and how doing so can be visually pleasing and add warmth and authenticity to your scenes.
The key light that was used in this video is the Nanlite Forza 150B, an incredibly compact and lightweight bi-color LED spotlight that can run on a V-Mount battery or AC with the included power adapter. It’s small and light enough to fit in a backpack, it’s bright enough to be used as a key, and it has the versatility of an adjustable CCT range of 2700K-6500K.
Here’s the equipment used in this video, in order of appearance:
Nanlite Forza 150B:
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Nanlite Forza 60B (the rim light used in this video):
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Nanlite Forza Lantern Softbox with FM Mount:
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[@adventuresofandyjay]

Exactly what i was looking for🙏 thank you very much ❤

[@mio-td3ld]

I am going to watch this many times in the future lol, great video ty so much

[@vostok2360]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@NanliteGlobal]

Sooo Great! Thanks for sharing!!

[@NutcrackerTM]

Did you use the nanlite150w at 100% in this whole video ?

[@doylelacrua]

It's funny we all still call it Tungsten.