Making Better Movies
Making Better Movies
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A "hard" reflector is a surface which is of a metallic nature, so that the light it reflects is more like that of a glass mirror. The latter type of surface should be used in sunlight with great care, as it tends to give a confusing, uneven effect.
There seems to be no end to the ingenuity of amateurs in improvising handy forms of these reflectors. An ordinary white roller shade mounted on a flat board and weighted at one end, so that it may be rolled up or down at will, is one of the most conv...enient forms. A reflector that will sup- port itself by means of a stick thrust into the ground is very handy; two reflectors have been hinged together like the leaves of a book, so that they will stand unsupported.
Lens shades The use of side lighting of all kinds calls to mind the necessity for being very much on the alert to protect the lens itself from stray, direct rays of light. An automatic means of doing this is found in the lens hood which is nothing more nor less than some kind of a tube, blackened on the inside, placed around the lens barrel and extending GETTING INTO THE STRIDE 101 well in advance of the front element of the lens itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A "hard" reflector is a surface which is of a metallic nature, so that the light it reflects is more like that of a glass mirror. The latter type of surface should be used in sunlight with great care, as it tends to give a confusing, uneven effect.
There seems to be no end to the ingenuity of amateurs in improvising handy forms of these reflectors. An ordinary white roller shade mounted on a flat board and weighted at one end, so that it may be rolled up or down at will, is one of the most conv...enient forms. A reflector that will sup- port itself by means of a stick thrust into the ground is very handy; two reflectors have been hinged together like the leaves of a book, so that they will stand unsupported.
Lens shades The use of side lighting of all kinds calls to mind the necessity for being very much on the alert to protect the lens itself from stray, direct rays of light. An automatic means of doing this is found in the lens hood which is nothing more nor less than some kind of a tube, blackened on the inside, placed around the lens barrel and extending GETTING INTO THE STRIDE 101 well in advance of the front element of the lens itself.
What to read after Making Better Movies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Loran Gale to read onlineMoreLess
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