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Hey guys! Due to my mother's concern I am now forced to remove my paper from over my lamps and I now need a substitute for it. Has this happened to anyone else? If so what should I use? Any ideas?
-Eddie
Well, since my lights get dangerously hot, I just point them straight up at the ceiling and let the light bounce down on my set.
[...]let the light bounce[...]
Off the wall if you're near one, or a white board.
Um OK.
Yeah, my lamps get extremely hot after being on for over a minute. They've even burned me a few times. But I find pointing the lamps upwards is a good substitute for paper.
I don't quite get this. But I'll look into it.
You've never noticed that shining a light directly at a wall makes the wall brighter? And that bright things give off light?
You could try multiple sheets of cooking paper. No fire risk there.
You could try multiple sheets of cooking paper. No fire risk there.
That's exactly what I use! I also leave some space between the lamp and the paper. I've animated for hours and they haven't even gotten warm.
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