[Graham` Adams]

Hey craig thank you very much for the advice and the contacts I looked at the lights thats kind of the price range I am looking at about I think the Ari’s are the best fit for what I am looking at. The other thing is I didn’t say there isn’t enough lighting but there is 50 other students that use the lighting equipment and its a pain in the butt and can only take it out for 3 hours a day and no weekends I want to practice with lighting on my own time you can’t really do that through the school so thats why I want my own stuff..

Its like sharing a car when u want it badly you can never get it and when you do something doesn’t work and it sits at the mechanics so in the long run for better results u need your own equipment to get more practice. I also race fourwheelers on weekends and I want to blend lighting into some cool stuff I can do with my fourwheeling videos and the school wouldn’t like that too much..

[Graham` Adams]

Thanks again Bill, I agree with you 100% criticism is free I like it thats why i got into making videos the listen to the people that don’t like it more then those that like it, I pay teachers $3000 to be told not to do this not to do that when people on forums and sites tell me the same thing for free so its good and everybody has an opinion and as a filmer you have the choice to use the criticism or just laugh at it.

I am working on learning WS, MS, CU to ECU and working with raw footage sheets, I already no how to use editors pretty good so thats not a problem your right more work with the camera is needed thats why I want to get a lighting kit but i will wait till I start up at honda (factory) in the summer because my money is a little tight due to school.

I have other videos I have done recently that are little more sequenced and more of a story line, I just thought i would show you that video because it something i took in an event where the organizers weren’t letting me move around to much because of insurance reasons I had to take what I could get..

thanks for your time

[Graham` Adams]

thanks Bill the only issue I have is I am use to filming outside this is what I have learn before I started school I am 24 years old and have been filming for fun since i was 12 years old just learning as I went and trying things out I seen on TV.. Here is some work i have done for fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Pd28NGugw&feature=related

maybe i should rephrase the question what kind of lighting kit do you use and why? the school uses lowel pro lights just wondering about them as for pricing wise and reliability.

The reason being is the only way i seem to learn the best is if I just get out and learn on my own instead of someone giving me a time frame telling me I got to learn by this time. I like school and will stay in it but I need that lil bit more time to learn on them. Lighting is a tricky thing as I am finding out.

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[Graham` Adams]

yes thats true but Gopro videos show otherwise and I no if you take optical Flow enhancement on Final cut pro you can actually slow the frame rates down even more starting with 60 fps and up check out this video
he pushed the 1000fps just by editing, he used a canon T2i which only shoots in 60fps max

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u_etvz1Zz8&feature=channel_video_title

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