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Brandy emerging from the smoke
thank youExcellent shot!
Nicely doneBrandy emerging from the smoke View attachment 292943
It was all real in camera. No overlay. Smoke machineWow Excellent! Cool overlay.
Interesting. Smoke showing over clothing but none on face, hands or shoulders. Care to share you technique?It was all real in camera. No overlay. Smoke machine
Sure a big smoke machine with a 10 foot pvc pipe with holes. Smoke released till it was three feet high. Fans on the ceiling pulling up and infront of the location about 20 feet. I had time to shoot till it covered her face then stopped and let it disappear some by turning on the rain in the booth but it still hung around a bitInteresting. Smoke showing over clothing but none on face, hands or shoulders. Care to share you technique?
Here is how it endedInteresting. Smoke showing over clothing but none on face, hands or shoulders. Care to share you technique?
Again interesting. I've played with a smoke machine in studio, pretty much went where it wanted to go. The exception was when I used a chill box to cool it first, but then it stayed low to the floor. Never tried wet shots in studio. Great concept and execution.Sure a big smoke machine with a 10 foot pvc pipe with holes. Smoke released till it was three feet high. Fans on the ceiling pulling up and infront of the location about 20 feet. I had time to shoot till it covered her face then stopped and let it disappear some by turning on the rain in the booth but it still hung around a bit
I have used dry ice and smoke combined but this long pipe helps the smoke to come up and slowly rise not pump up from being blown out of the machine. Being longer and bigger the smoke has no velocity. It is the long tube with the holes drilled onto it that made this possible and we use the rain booth to help push it down too.Again interesting. I've played with a smoke machine in studio, pretty much went where it wanted to go. The exception was when I used a chill box to cool it first, but then it stayed low to the floor. Never tried wet shots in studio. Great concept and execution.