I'm busy setting up a lighting design for some jet black, techie products. They should come rolling in on a Fedex truck this afternoon. At least that's what the tracking information tells me. I'm trying to get organized and pre-light because tomorrow afternoon (when I was originally scheduled to be working on this project) we may get a severe weather storm and a different client called to make sure I could "stand by" in case we have some power outages, flooding, etc. that might make good video for an another upcoming project.
I could be standing around in my yellow pancho with my steel-toed, waterproof boots and a hardhat shooting video of "weather events" by dinner time tomorrow. (Rain covers and a waterproof bag at the ready).
But we still have to ship back the tech product and then spend Weds. doing post production on everything.
That, and a dual-natured (photo/video) project on Thurs. are tightening my schedule like a set of vise grips.
It's all fun and practical work but something has to give. I'm afraid it's going to be the VSL blog.
I should be back on Friday. Until then we have over 3,000 blog posts in the vault and you have the keys. I'm pretty sure that a few of you have read them all. I'm pretty sure the rest of you haven't. But then Michael Johnston is back at the keyboard over at theonlinephotographer.com so I'm not worry you'll get too bored.
See you at the end of the week.
2 comments:
Very interested in seeing how you handle the jet black lighting.
That is something with which I struggle a lot, particularly when I have to deal with birds with very dark plumage and still show a little bit of the environs!
Anyways, looking forward to read how it all was handled.
If you go out in the rain I hope the weather proofing works, and I would love to find out how you light the black objects
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