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Lighting Test #1
A Dark Lighting test I did today. I'm going to do some more over the weekend. Feedback will be greatly appreciated. 
I think it's too dark. Could you post a few pictures with different light settings so we can compare them.
Also, where is it suposed to take place? A jungle? I can see 3 or 4 trees, but that's it. 
We need context here, what are you going for? Do you need to see anyones features or anything specifically, I think the 2nd one is a bit too bright now as I don't like how you can see the blue in the background.
The second one was for micky.brick.eyes I'm going for a dark context. I lit the characters more than I lit the set to try and get a mysterious feel but letting the viewer know what is going on feel but they've came out almost equally lit.
here is a scene from my star film that i am working on, i have never tried this type of lighting before and i am going for a type of greenish glow, kinda mysterious actiony scene here:
feed back is highly wanted!! i would love you guys' suggestions, and even questions if you have any. i hope you like it!
-flip
it's wonderfull, but i hope it doesn't flicker when you're animating it
Yes, flickery bulbs can be a nightmare - especially those that you don't notice until you start animating.
It looks pretty good, but good luck with fitting your camera in such a small set. 
Do the images automatically resize to fit the width now?
Ooo, where you trying to get the lamp post close up?
So...it's been a while since my last update on this. But here's the latest:
Amazing, as always.
I cried, so beautiful.
I don't see how you get your legos to look so................dramatic
I think taht's CGI, Muteceba.
I don't see how you get your legos to look so................dramatic
get your legos to look so............
your legos to look so
legos to
legos
LEGO, not lego*
'legos'? Pah, I spit on such pathetic words.
And Sméagol... Wow. Though the second, smaller lens flare looks out of place somewhat, it works.
Cool shot, Smeagol. Can't wait to see the final film.
- Leo
Why does it matter so much if you say lego?
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