Cinematic Lighting Techniques - Working with Mixed Color Temperature Light

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[@ChadKapper]

I can’t imagine a better walkthrough explaining these principles! Jason, you do a fantastic job teaching.
Thank you!

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[@bobbyhalick]

having this video as a kid in film school would've been so helpful and literally handled 2 classes worth of information

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[@Pattern_seeker202]

Amazing and simple!

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[@DigiDriftZone]

I get the tungsten vs daylight, so getting a CTV or CTO gel and setting a kelvin value on an LED light, that's all great. But in this building, they use florescent lighting and changing the kelvin value doesn't help, the image always looks green (either a cool green or a warm green) and I then need to tweak the colours on the camera - but I can make the room look great, but then I look purple. How do I then find the correct gel to use to match my Godox light or RGB values to use to match the florescent light colour? - any advise?

[@kevinball7274]

This helped me to understand the value of adjustable color temp LEDs but what would be the color temp setting in camera for this scenario?

[@skanda.skanda]

Assuming I get your query, you'd set it to match the light source, and adjust if it for warmth if desired.

[@livvyg7638]

Do you know how to break pages in scripts and went to do it ? Please do a video on this please I’m finding it difficult to understand the purpose of it

[@BadKarma714]

Good video I have been wanting to know can you use different lights and make them look the same if I could afford it I would buy some classes fillskills is what I need I want to do my road reel 2020 First prize is 1 million bucks

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[@joseduran9232]

“How to fill with mixed lights? Just sit have mixed lights.” This wasn’t very useful for filling with mixed lights.

[@FilmSkills]

The video is about working with mixed color temperature light - not "lights." There's a big difference :)