Bill KlagesSocial Links Navigation Grid List Latest articles by Bill Klages Calculations to Justify a Lighting Retrofit By Bill Klages published 18 July 12 Every broadcaster has moments when their thoughts turn to the merits of changing to solid-state lighting. Shining a Light on Politics By Bill Klages published 1 February 12 The majority of the time in this column we are discussing good lighting. What about "bad" lighting? Lighting: The Bad and the Good By Bill Klages published 6 March 12 As it turned out, finding decent lighting was not as straightforward as finding the flawed. It's Lighting Convention Time By Bill Klages published 5 December 11 I expect the new season will bring a new fixture or device to open a wide door to new horizons. Lighting a Set With Minimal Adjustment, Maintenance By Bill Klages published 6 September 11 The goal of the design was high picture quality with little or no adjustment necessary from setup to setup. The Humble Fresnel By Bill Klages published 5 July 11 Most of the body of the lens can be removed to greatly lower the amount and subsequently the weight of the lens, but still retain the curved surfaces and their optical characteristics. The Standard Eye and Other Inconsistencies By Bill Klages published 11 December 12 Just when we were feeling comfortable with the CIE photopic response curve of 1924, we discover that this standard has been completely incorrect for nearly ninety years. Some Observations of the Inverse Square Law of Illumination By Bill Klages published 2 January 13 The Inverse Square Law clearly states that it is applicable only in the case of a point source of light Let The Sunshine In By Bill Klages published 3 January 11 Light streaming into a set can be a very satisfying visual effect. Lighting and Visualization By Bill Klages published 1 February 11 Not only do we want to place the elements of our scene in a pleasing composition, we also want to control the visibility of each element. Light Boxes and Such By Bill Klages published 1 March 11 Self-illuminated scenic elements can be a lighting designer's friend. Can LED Strip Lights Offer Improved ‘Evenness’? By Bill Klages published 15 June 12 'How Did They Get That Lighting Effect?' By Bill Klages published 2 May 12 Most lighting designers share an unconscious habit Dynamic Range Isn't Infinite By Bill Klages published 9 August 11 The reality is that the range of brightness of many subjects is greater than the camera or display system can actually accommodate. 12 The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1MySatGo Taps Interra Systems for Monitoring2Centennial NAB Show Attracts 24 British Companies3The Future, Now: Virtual Production is Media Production 4Cinedigm Selects Valossa Labs for AI Tech5Ad-Supported Streaming Takes Off: 69% Use Them Each Month
Calculations to Justify a Lighting Retrofit By Bill Klages published 18 July 12 Every broadcaster has moments when their thoughts turn to the merits of changing to solid-state lighting.
Shining a Light on Politics By Bill Klages published 1 February 12 The majority of the time in this column we are discussing good lighting. What about "bad" lighting?
Lighting: The Bad and the Good By Bill Klages published 6 March 12 As it turned out, finding decent lighting was not as straightforward as finding the flawed.
It's Lighting Convention Time By Bill Klages published 5 December 11 I expect the new season will bring a new fixture or device to open a wide door to new horizons.
Lighting a Set With Minimal Adjustment, Maintenance By Bill Klages published 6 September 11 The goal of the design was high picture quality with little or no adjustment necessary from setup to setup.
The Humble Fresnel By Bill Klages published 5 July 11 Most of the body of the lens can be removed to greatly lower the amount and subsequently the weight of the lens, but still retain the curved surfaces and their optical characteristics.
The Standard Eye and Other Inconsistencies By Bill Klages published 11 December 12 Just when we were feeling comfortable with the CIE photopic response curve of 1924, we discover that this standard has been completely incorrect for nearly ninety years.
Some Observations of the Inverse Square Law of Illumination By Bill Klages published 2 January 13 The Inverse Square Law clearly states that it is applicable only in the case of a point source of light
Let The Sunshine In By Bill Klages published 3 January 11 Light streaming into a set can be a very satisfying visual effect.
Lighting and Visualization By Bill Klages published 1 February 11 Not only do we want to place the elements of our scene in a pleasing composition, we also want to control the visibility of each element.
Light Boxes and Such By Bill Klages published 1 March 11 Self-illuminated scenic elements can be a lighting designer's friend.
'How Did They Get That Lighting Effect?' By Bill Klages published 2 May 12 Most lighting designers share an unconscious habit
Dynamic Range Isn't Infinite By Bill Klages published 9 August 11 The reality is that the range of brightness of many subjects is greater than the camera or display system can actually accommodate.
