Lighting is the backbone of every great shot, and filmmakers know how challenging it can be to balance exposure, mood, and realism on set. Studiovity filmlight Pro is designed to take the guesswork out of film lighting,
This guide will walk you through the process of adjusting the ambient lighting settings within the Filmlight Pro application by Studiovity. By following these simple steps, you can accurately simulate various lighting conditions for your
This guide will show you how to define the material and reflectance of your subject within the Filmlight Pro. Step 1: Access the Subject Panel Click on the Subject button in the left-hand menu. It’s
This guide will walk you through each camera setting available in Filmlight Pro, allowing you to accurately simulate your desired camera setup for cinematic projects. Step 1: Access Camera Settings First, click on the Camera
This guide will show you how to configure your light fixtures and modifiers within the Filmlight Pro application to simulate your on-set lighting setup. Step 1: Access the Lighting Settings Panel Click on the Lighting
This guide will show you how to define the material and reflectance of your subject within the Filmlight Pro application. Step 1: Access the Diffusion Panel Click on the Diffusion button in the left-hand menu.
The Master Controls panel is the central dashboard for Filmlight Pro, providing essential, real-time lighting and exposure data derived from all your settings (Ambient, Subject, Camera, Lighting, and Diffusion). This guide explains each function and
On the left bottom side click on the “Setup” option on Filmlight Pro software. The Setups screen is used to manage (save and import) your current lighting and camera configurations. Save Current Setup This feature
The Settings tab allows you to configure the application’s appearance, language, and core units of measurement, ensuring the data presented matches your preferred workflow. 1. Theme This option controls the visual colour scheme of the
The Diffusion tab allows you to simulate the effects of light-shaping tools like silks, scrims, or frost on your light sources. Accessing the Diffusion Menu Select the Diffusion Tab: Click the Diffusion option in the
