Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Motion & Video => Topic started by: wolfnowl on November 06, 2007, 02:19:37 am
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Hi Folks:
My stepson works in the film industry (lighting and rigging) in Vancouver, and he sent me an e-mail highlighting this new product from a company called Rosco. The 'Windows' in this case are actual panes of glass, not the Microsoft version. I thought the effect might be of interest for people doing portrait work. The link is: http://www.rosco.com/canada/promotions/roscoview.asp (http://www.rosco.com/canada/promotions/roscoview.asp) and there's a short movie there. NB: I couldn't get this page to load properly in Netscape, but after giving permission to an ActiveX control for a Windows Media Player extension in Internet Explorer, it loaded fine. You can also see the movie here:
http://www.rosco.com/canada/promotions/Ros...ew%202_0001.wmv (http://www.rosco.com/canada/promotions/RoscoView%202_0001.wmv)
Mike.
Edit: Got a clarification from my stepson. It's actually a gel that's applied to the window with a squeegee, and works in synch with a polarizing filter on the camera.