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george
Walk-On Joined: 4/16/09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 0 |
Topic: gray light Posted: 4/30/09 at 10:58am |
Hi,
I'm trying to make dreary rainy London light. Any suggestions on a combonation of gels to get this. I need to do this tomorrow so I can't order anything. They have your basic arrays of reds and blues, some magenta and amber. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
george
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TimmyP1955
Lead Joined: 12/30/09 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 37 |
Posted: 1/02/10 at 2:10pm |
When visiting Scotland some years back, I found that the yellow street lights removed all of the color from my vision. I did not realize this until a car passed and its headlights shone onto a shop window - the "black & white" handbill in the window turned to full 3-color.
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george
Walk-On Joined: 4/16/09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 0 |
Posted: 3/05/10 at 12:18am |
So do you think straw---cause i have used this and it makes people look jaundice yellow. And if mixed with blue, will make people look green. What sort of yellow? I'll take any thoughts.
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doublezero420
Star Joined: 4/13/07 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 50 |
Posted: 5/25/10 at 1:28pm |
A combo of yellow and a pale pink or lavender should eliminate the jaundice look and enhance the "grey light" look you're going for.
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aaron
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