Can two lights make a film-like short video?

I believe that everyone has been exposed to models more or less, so how do you shoot this kind of small product?

Today we will see how to shoot a car model valued RMB24 only and get a cinematic feel.

Car model shooting

Use a black iron plate as a prop and fix a stick light under the table. Thanks to Lishuai's RGB516 with 16 million of color combinations, the light can be adjusted to pink color and this brings a little neon feeling.

Use a 18-35 lens to take some small wide-angle shots and you will get the below scene with a feeling of silhouette. Then use another RGB516 to light up the model.

Because this car model is relatively small, we used the 70-300 telephoto lens to shoot some close-up details.

Adjust the color temperature of RGB516 to 5600K, and put it at the side of the car model. This side backlight can not only enhance the outline of the car, but also a good base light, and then use another RGB516 to sweep over the car model.

Adjust the angle of the car model to get more contents. Turn on the RGB color chase mode of RGB516 for the background to show multiple colors, so that there will be more options for adjustment when editing.

For example, the tires moving and car galloping past are very suitable for expressing the state of bumps. The whole core of the film is to express the feeling of being on the road.

The overhead scene is for the same purpose, and to enrich the shooting scale by the way.

Speed and power are the key, just show them.

Here Lishuai's RGB516 are used, one to brighten the background and one to be the main light. After finishing focusing and composition, the rest is to press REC.