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How to create a cinematic night look with 3 lights? 🌙

Here’s the setup:
🔦 RS100R — Key Light
Creates the cool, directional light that shapes the subject.

💡 RS60R — Fill Light
Brings back just enough detail in the shadows.

✨ C7R — Ambient Light
Adds warmth and depth to the background.

Cool subject. Warm atmosphere. One cinematic night scene.

Would you try this 3-light setup? 👀

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THIS THING IS BRIGHT!

Most lights make you choose between output and control. The LE300Bi doesn't.
300W of bi-color, full app control from my pocket, and it holds its color from the first take to the last.
This one's living on my truck.

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Creating a mood with just one light

Blue hour is probably my favourite time to shoot with RGB lights because you already have that cool ambient tone, so you can bring in a warm colour like red and create this strong contrast. We shot this on a hill above the city to add a bit of story and depth.
I placed the LP600R light slightly to the side and behind the subject to create that red edge and cinematic separation.

Sometimes one light is all you need.

model:
video: .visions
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Everyone thinks neon noir needs a location. It doesn't.

This whole thing lives in ~30m² - one flat, split across the room, the living room and the bathroom. Same walls, same corners, just different light doing different jobs. Cold wash pulling her out of the dark, a hard red cutting across the frame, a soft ambient holding the room together. Feel first, then I placed the lights.

That's the part nobody tells you: the mood isn't in the space, it's in what you point at it.
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Creator:
Lights:

The kitchen - TL30 x2, ML-40R and C7R
The bathroom → TL30 x2 + ML-40R with ML-SP36
The living room → LE300BI in the back, C7R in the hands and ML40R as the small fill in front
Location: home - room / living room / bathroom, ~30m²

using a mirror to create a second light accent in-camera 🪞
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💡ML150Bi + ML40R

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