Multi-cam Interview Lighting Breakdown ft. Aputure Lantern (a7S III/FX9) @robchado
Multi-cam Interview Lighting Breakdown ft. Aputure Lantern (a7S III/FX9)  @robchado
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Lighting multi-camera interviews can be tricky. When in doubt, light from overhead or cross-key. I thought the Sony a7S III & FX9 matched very well using these specific settings:a7S III: HLG3/rec709 (Black Level -15), FX9: S-cinetone. BTS was captured using another a7S III with no Picture Profile.

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