In this video, Steve Garfield shows you how lighting can improve your homemade video. Putting more light in a room increases the brightness of the video (obviously), but different light sources have different brightness effects.
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Make cheap lighting & barn doors
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Assemble a DayFlo-FX 3204 Softbox
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Make an adjustable light stand
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Create cheap outdoor lighting for filming
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Make a dramatic spotlight from a household lamp
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Light a two-person interview
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Light an interior space while filming on a budget
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Cast shadows with cookies for your video
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Shoot day for night and night for day for movie making
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Use a sun gun when shooting a film
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Use lighting ratios for film and video shoots
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Properly light a green screen and create the illusion
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Use bright set lights without hurting anybody's eyes
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Create better lighting for a webcam on a budget
How To:
Use barn door lighting in your studio
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How To:
Setup Rembrandt lighting for a film shoot
How To:
Properly light for an interview using the Canon EOS 7D
How To:
Use three point lighting
How To:
Create an effective candle lit scene in your movie
How To:
Make cheap lighting & barn doors
How To:
Assemble a DayFlo-FX 3204 Softbox
How To:
Make an adjustable light stand
How To:
Create cheap outdoor lighting for filming
How To:
Make a dramatic spotlight from a household lamp
How To:
Light a two-person interview
How To:
Light an interior space while filming on a budget
How To:
Cast shadows with cookies for your video
How To:
Shoot day for night and night for day for movie making
How To:
Use a sun gun when shooting a film
How To:
Use lighting ratios for film and video shoots
How To:
Properly light a green screen and create the illusion
How To:
Use bright set lights without hurting anybody's eyes
How To:
Create better lighting for a webcam on a budget
News:
I Think I Just Got a Light Boner (Ever So Slightly NSFW)
How To:
Use barn door lighting in your studio
How To:
Properly light for an interview using the Canon EOS 7D
How To:
Setup Rembrandt lighting for a film shoot
How To:
Use three point lighting
How To:
Create an effective candle lit scene in your movie
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