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Brokeh F-Series 3 Pack - FEF, FAK, FEK Patterns on Transparency

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Brokeh F-Series 3 Pack - FEF, FAK, FEK Patterns on Transparency

  • $300.00
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Best of all worlds - get all 3 F-Series transparencies at a discounted package price.

F-SERIES TRANSPARENCY 3 PACK INCLUDES

1x Facial Anamorphic Keylight 

1x Facial Enhancement Keylight 

1x Facial Enhancement Fill Light

Substrate:

  • Clear transparency printed with metal dyes and dichroic particles

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    ABOUT FAK

    Facial Anamorphic Key light - part of the "F-Series" product line (Facial Series)

    Brokeh FAK and FEK both use the same hues and similar "squeezing" designs.  Of course the FAK (Anamorphic) Brokeh pattern is the one providing the most "squeezing" effect.

    The FAK series of Brokeh patterns solve several issues common in of digital cinematography: the lens distortion (adding weight to subjects) is reduced, the green color shift on dark skin tones is eliminated while the reds in fair skin are muted. Beyond these technical corrections, the FAK Brokeh impacts the aesthetics by rendering skin natural and softer, and by enhancing the facial lines, for all skin tones. Since Brokeh filters use common facial hues in their design, the more pigment in your subjects skin, the deeper the effects. 

    The black and white photography (within the product photos) illustrates how the FAK pattern models the shape of the face in a more dramatic way. The face appears thinner than under the white light even though the lighting instrument was not moved between shots. Also the transitions from specular highlights to shadow areas are smoother.

    Lighting Application: Key Light Source

    Effect:

    • Strongest contouring of the facial features (thinning)
    • Pearlescent Skin Texture
    • Enhanced Modeling of Facial Features
    • Excellent for deep complexions
    • Film-Like Skin Textures

        ABOUT FEK

        Facial Enhancement Key light - part of the "F-Series" product line (Facial Series)

        Brokeh FEK and FAK both use the same hues and similar "squeezing" designs.  The FEK (Enhancement) Brokeh pattern is the one providing the least "squeezing" effect.

        The combination of white studio lights and 8K sensors is a struggle that every director photography must deal with.  One thing is sure: Softer white light is not the best answer – the more elegant, controllable and efficient system is Brokeh light modifiers that fit on every existing soft light or LED panel. The flat studio look is replaced by vibrant looking characters.  In addition, Brokeh can under certain conditions create a 3D-like feeling.


        Brokeh filters are not simple warming gels -- they are patented geometric shapes that use dominant flesh hues to increase the modeling on faces. The side by side black and white photo (within the product photos) eliminates color bias. The facial shape and appearance are enhanced to achieve a more glamorous result. 

        Lighting Application: Key Light Source

        Effect:

        • Lesser contouring of the facial features (thinning)
        • Pearlescent skin texture
        • Enhancement modeling of facial features
        • Excellent with deep complexions
        • Film-like skin texture
        • Minimizes blemishes, scars and irregularities

            ABOUT FEF

            Facial Enhancement Fill light - part of the "F-Series" product line (Facial Series)

            This Brokeh pattern nicknamed "the olympic rings" is designed as a Fill light source and is very different from the Key patterns.  Notice that the pastel oranges are replaced by reds. The sizes, proportions and positions of the rings are the results of several years of research, and are patented. 

            The incredible sensitivity of modern sensors can be both a blessing and a curse as very little goes un-captured. For example, it is often difficult to add light to nighttime scenes without the lighting feeling phony. The FEF pattern breaks up the light and makes it organic to the location. 

            The FEF Brokeh pattern is used to refine the fill light in combination with the F-Series key light patterns or can even be used a stand-alone key-light.  The multitude of rings provides a general thinning effect without targeting a specific area of the face like the FEK and FAK patterns do.
            FEF complements the effects of the Brokeh key light sources by building on their color schemes.  

            Effect:

            • Pearlescent skin texture
            • Enhanced 3D modeling of facial features
            • Undetectable on night street scenes 
            • Excellent for deep complexions
            • Film-like skin texture

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