Post by MimJannat99 on Dec 9, 2023 3:42:13 GMT -5
Your control, but if you use a lighting aid even there, your shot will be much better. Don't make the mistake of going to WalMart and buying a 500-watt machine shop lamp.Use professional lighting specifically designed for video production for social networks, based on LEDs if possible. There are many options on the market at reasonable prices. Some laptops that you can take with you on location and that, being based on LEDs, do not consume much battery. A very good brand is Dracast and a mid-range in price, but still good quality, is Neewer.
There are many others, explore the market and read the reviews. Video Networks | Prospect Factory Lighting also has a whole technique and technology behind it. There are programmable lighting consoles where you arrive at the forum Digital Marketing Service with the lighting settings already programmed, and you simply choose them so that everything adjusts according to what you already have defined. But usually you won't have that and you'll have to test your way to the right lighting with trial and error.
Do not be afraid; Record, post your video on social networks and see how it turns out. Keep making adjustments until you achieve what you want and once you do. Generate a memory and record where you placed the camera, where you placed the reflectors and at what height, what time of day you recorded, where the person speaking was placed, at what intensity you had your reflectors. If you later want to repeat the take or make a serial, it will be important that you manage to replicate your take.
There are many others, explore the market and read the reviews. Video Networks | Prospect Factory Lighting also has a whole technique and technology behind it. There are programmable lighting consoles where you arrive at the forum Digital Marketing Service with the lighting settings already programmed, and you simply choose them so that everything adjusts according to what you already have defined. But usually you won't have that and you'll have to test your way to the right lighting with trial and error.
Do not be afraid; Record, post your video on social networks and see how it turns out. Keep making adjustments until you achieve what you want and once you do. Generate a memory and record where you placed the camera, where you placed the reflectors and at what height, what time of day you recorded, where the person speaking was placed, at what intensity you had your reflectors. If you later want to repeat the take or make a serial, it will be important that you manage to replicate your take.