How/Why to Shoot During Blue Hour | Filmmaking Techniques with Aidin Robbins

[@dlanska]

This was very well presented, clear, and practical.

[@jaapjandevries1935]

The closer to the equator, the shorter the blue and golden hours. In the Netherlands about 20-30 minutes, in West Africa 5-10 minutes.

[@KathySierraVideo]

Thank-you!! You just motivated me to get out there tonight… for those glorious 15 minutes 😁. I recently moved to a more northern location where “blue hour” is *quite late* at this time of year, so I needed a push and this video did it. 🙏

[@SamuelPeterr]

Didn't even see the thumbnail. Just read the title and new it was Aidin!

[@isabeaoctel]

Dude, it's always cold around the Matterhorn and most mountain areas in Valais.

[@SamuelPeterr]

How's the af with the mc 21 adapter?

[@johnnyweissmuller5838]

What whitebalance in kelvin do you usually go for in blue hour?

[@Buwuhbuwuh]

What do you set your white balance to during blue hour? Thanks in advance!

[@Jecerey]

What do you set your white balance too?

[@fullman777]

How much would you adjust the white balance of the camera during blues time

[@davidschwan]

love it

[@DynastyUK]

Gotta say it, 99% of movies are not filmed during blue hour, but are filmed day to night. Lowered exposure and white-balance with practical lights with gels. Can you imagine a movie being filmed ONLY during 15 minutes of blue hour each day. It just doesn't happen. nice tips other than that :)