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Here is a test for a scene at night. It was recorded in full light and was edited to look dark. I would like some feed back on how it looks.
Not too bad. Like VIMStudios said, a bluish glow is custom for night shots. Either in post production or a blue colored paper over the lights.
Yes, the shot looked a bit orange. If you can't get some blue lights to light your set with, try using colour correction to counteract it.
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Naturally you would want a bluish glow on your set for a night scene, so you can do that in post production too.
