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Pretty cool lighting effect. Can you tell me how you accomplished it? I got a DIY photo studio in my basement where (from the camera's perspective) the key light is on the right at about head level (4 500w Home Depot tungsten work lamps diffused with a white, semi-translucent shower curtain on a PVC piping frame), a fill light at foot level pointing up (1 300w tungsten work lamp diffused with same thing as key light), a hair light behind the subject to the left a bit (white chinese lantern from Ikea with tungsten filament bulb), and a background light to the right and slightly behind the subject aimed at the background curtain (crappy Ikea desk lamp with tungsten bulb).

[Video Comparison] Magic Lantern Analog & Digital Gain Test

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http://vimeo.com/videoschool I'm sure keyboard shortcuts like COMMAND S, COMMAND C, COMMAND V, and the all-important COMMAND Z are second nature to a lot of you, most likely from navigating word processing docs and/or the mighty Internet. But did you know you can apply similar keystrokes to save time while using advanced editing software like Final Cut Pro? Because you totally can!

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