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If you're on a really tight budget, you don't have to shell out for professional lighting. Shop lights purchased from your local hardware store can be used, though they don't have anywhere near the control that professional lights do. Typically, they produce a fairly harsh, unforgiving light but with creative use of diffusion and positioning, you can get lots out of a very small investment.
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let's talk briefly about some simple tools you can use to improve your video image before it hits tape. Lens filters can be a very cost-effective way of improving your video quality.
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It’s great how LED Christmas lights come in all sorts of different shapes and colors. Large jobs - outlining walkways and yards - call for larger C7 and C9 style bulbs. Smaller jobs - lighting garland, wreaths, centerpieces, Christmas trees!! — let you choose between a huge array of smaller LED shapes. I have been recently playing with wide angle LED Christmas lights and I like the way the small flat LED covers can be hidden into greenery and the angle of light diffusion seems to be very even - a nice pinpoint of light.
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