>>4339693The only thing you need to get good looking footage is a decent camera/lens, control over light sources, and skill. Everything else is about speed and convenience. That's worth a lot if you don't have or want a big crew. I started with gels a decade ago, but the mini-LEDs ease things along on set in a way that's made them important to me. Pic related. Most people with taste will prefer the look of tungsten, but they're also less flexible than LEDs, so depending on your approach and circumstances it's up to you what basket you're going to put your eggs in. It's like they say over in /k/, the best gun for you is the one you do best with.
