Comments on: Wiki day: Lighting http://www.filmdailies.com/archives/wikiday-lighting/ Low/no budget filmmaker blogs daily on subjects like video production, HD cameras, screenwriting, etc. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:13:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Administrator http://www.filmdailies.com/archives/wikiday-lighting/#comment-37 Administrator Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:28:47 +0000 http://www.filmdailies.com/archives/wikiday-lighting/#comment-37 Hi Paul, That's a tough question. I've never shot on film, just digital video. I checked a few sites and here's what I found: Stock: Kodak 16mm 7292 and 7248 16mm film. Maybe you could check Kodak's site for up-to-date info on which film stocks work best with practials. I'd assume they need to be balanced around 2800K, otherwise you'll get a slight orange tint (regular Tungsten is 3200K). Hi Paul,

That’s a tough question. I’ve never shot on film, just digital video. I checked a few sites and here’s what I found:

Stock: Kodak 16mm 7292 and 7248 16mm film. Maybe you could check Kodak’s site for up-to-date info on which film stocks work best with practials. I’d assume they need to be balanced around 2800K, otherwise you’ll get a slight orange tint (regular Tungsten is 3200K).

]]> By: Paul http://www.filmdailies.com/archives/wikiday-lighting/#comment-36 Paul Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:15:10 +0000 http://www.filmdailies.com/archives/wikiday-lighting/#comment-36 I think you should a bit of info on lighting the set with practicals. That will be pretty helpful for poor folk like me. After all Bob Rod lighted most of the interiors with practicals on the set of "El Mariachi" and they look acceptable. Do you know what Kodak film stock he used for the interiors? I think you should a bit of info on lighting the set with practicals. That will be pretty helpful for poor folk like me.

After all Bob Rod lighted most of the interiors with practicals on the set of “El Mariachi” and they look acceptable. Do you know what Kodak film stock he used for the interiors?

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