Anthony and Ian of Smosh, and Logitech, provide you with some simple tips on how to best light your webcam video shoot. Just don't get caught with your pants down...
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Make cheap lighting & barn doors
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Use barn door lighting in your studio
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Create dramatic lighting effects
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Set up eye lights when shooting a film/video
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2 Comments
Very funny video, but ultimately not very helpful. Where do I place the lights? Can I use household lamps? How do I adjust my monitor and/or webcam? Thanks!
Simple, just use a HANGBEAM! It just "hangs" over the lid of your laptop, tablet or mobile phone, allowing the webcam plenty of room to capture you in your best light. www.HangBeam.com
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