leonardoferrari

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  • in reply to: Matching 2 shots in different locations #217957
    leonardoferrari
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      Anyway, in the given context, lighting from zero could be better for continuity, as there is no window available in both locations. You could light the characters in a way that implies a window exists in the room, even if it remains unseen. This way, you can establish the angle of the light and match it between shots.
      But I’m just suggesting, I don’t know about the story or context!

      in reply to: Matching 2 shots in different locations #217956
      leonardoferrari
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        Yes, having additional context could be more beneficial!

        in reply to: Matching 2 shots in different locations #217918
        leonardoferrari
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          Hi! May I ask you why shooting in two different locations is necessary? Is it a dialogue scene?

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