Looking to add some texture and ambience to your next shot? Look no further than haze or fog! By introducing atmospheric texture, you can create a more cinematic look and increase the production value of your work. But how do you create the texture of blinds on a wall? It’s all about a hard light source and atmosphere. Typically, this atmosphere is a haze or a fog, which allows you to see the light’s path in your frame.
The industry-standard option is the DF-50 Hazer, which creates an oil-based haze that hangs in the air for longer. But if you’re on a budget, a Halloween or party fog machine can do the trick. And if you’re feeling handy, you can even build your own rigs to power your fog machine.
If you’re looking for a more portable option, Atmosphere Aerosol is a great alternative. And if you need to fog an outdoor scene, an insect fogger and your own “fog tube of death” can create beautiful, dreamy environments.
Overall, adding texture to the atmosphere of your next shoot is a great way to add production value. And if you’re in a pinch, or working with someone else’s footage, we’ve got you covered with smoke, fog, and vapor overlays. Check out our free fog overlay pack and custom element packs with smoke and vapor elements.
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