Cinematic Lighting With The GVM 800D

GVM 800D-RGB LED Studio Video Light
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A quick look at the GVM 800D, a couple of cinematic lighting setups, and how we shot them using the light. Smaller, affordable, LED panels like these can be very useful for many applications, including cinematic lighting. Although the light output isn't super powerful, there's no reason you can't use these lights for cinematic images, and there's also the possibility to use them for photography also. Affordable units like this can also be very beneficial if you're just starting to learn lighting - especially since you have RGB, bi-colour and effects in one package.

Camera:
Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera

Lenses:
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 ART
Panasonic Lumix G 14mm f/2.5

Genus Eclipse Variable ND Filter
Hoya UV/IR Cut
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Видео Cinematic Lighting With The GVM 800D канала Rob Ellis