INSTALLATION
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You have downloaded a GIF graphic
file that has been compressed with PK ZIP.

The easiest way to use this file is to unzip it
with PK Zip, load it into any graphics program that
allows viewing and printing of GIF files (Paint Shop Pro
is a good choice), then print it.

If your word processor can insert graphics or "pictures",
insert the GIF file, then proceed to print.

CAMERA AND LIGHTING LOG SHEET
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This sheet provides an excellent way to record camera and
lighting data such as T-stops, film stock, film speed, meter
readings and contrast ratios. 

Camera & Lighting Log sheets are invaluable when you have to
re-shoot or pick up additional shots later. They are also useful
for archiving information which can be referenced in the future. 

Instructions
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This sheet requires either filling in new information or
circling data on the charts provided (a space is always left
blank for your own entry).

Most categories are obvious, but note the following:

Lens T-Stop
This is the actual lens stop.

Meter Readings
This is where you plug in the value of your meter reading. This
does not have to match the lens stop. For example, you may be
using a pre-selected stop of T/2.8. You are shooting a night
interior scene. You lower the intensity of your key light until
you get T/2. This will give you "half-key" and an overall
"night" feeling (as long as you print dailies one-light as
opposed to "timed").

Charts have been provided for readings in both footcandles and
T-stops (you will be using one or the other depending on your
meter). Also provided is a chart for reading set luminance
values with your spot meter.

Storyboards
Two storyboard squares are included. The first is for an actual
storyboard where the image is roughly what you see through the
viewfinder. The other is intended for an aerial view. Here you
can draw camera, actors, lights, etc.

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Courtesy of:

	Cyber Film School
	Web: http://www.cyberfilmschool.com
	E-mail: cfs@ican.net