With growing experience also the expectations of the production in the filmmaking rises and you permanently look for new ways to improve your own shots. Fog is a great way to give your scene a complete different mood or to highlight an atmosphere or light effects. Here I tested the E-Lektron N900 Fog machine with a 900 Watt strong heat element which includes also 5 liters of fog fluid in the package. Let’s check out how it’s doing. Technical Data and Properties: Brand: E-Lektron Model: N900 fog machine Heat element: 900 Watt Range: ca. 5 meters Tank volume: 1 liter Fluid usage: ca. 70ml/min Price: ca. 55,- EUR Buy here: http://goo.gl/PiyqYZ hoTodi.tv, our sites & infos: hoTodi | http://hotodi.com Twitter | https://twitter.com/hotodi Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/hoTodi.tv Google+ | http://goo.gl/oIf5B Pinterest | http://pinterest.com/hotodi/ alugha | https://goo.gl/1fidj2 Personal final thought: With some fog you can do a lot in filmmaking - as a filmmaker having a fog machine in your equipment is definitively not wrong. The N900 does it’s job pretty well and offers great performance for low price, but is pretty difficult to transport because you may not tilt it over 20° or the fluid will spill.
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