Today on The Slanted Lens we are going to talk about 6 tips for setting up a home or office studio. We will show you how to make a backdrop holder you can put on the wall that takes up very little space. Also, you will see how to control your window light and even how to make lights at home. Finally, we will show you how to set up these lights for a 2 light video interview. Thanks for watching. Keep those cameras roll’n and keep on click’n.
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Music of your intro please?
regular bulbs are too hot and use too much electricity
use led bulbs
soft white or cool white will have the kelvin rating on the box so you can adjust the white balance to your camera settings
good idea to setup my room become the green screen .
Just subbed. Great ideas. I use a clamp light but i painted mine flat white in the inside. For a light filter im using coffee filters. Works great. And cheap.
I think u meant "Put against the wall" not "screw into the wall" lol I'm like wait what?
What did you smoke?
Starts off by showing you a sheet over pole but the next shot is a professional backdrop system?
Wtf is wrong with this guy? What condition is this?
lol watch that bucket MELT with the heat of that bulb. I'm assuming NONE of this is fire safe lol.
Did someone just say J.P. Morgan?
The only thing I did with both the "soap bucket" and "cooler" was to paint (black out) the exteriors as needed. Great video. Saved us money! Thank you.
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Your video was really helpful and most of my doubts were cleared. https://www.rentoclick.com/
Hi. That was very instructive and inspiring. If people are looking for entry level lights, I would suggest the Yonguo YN300 Air – these thin LED panel lights go from Tungsten to Daylight, are small, but if you have three of them, you can get a good lighting set-up going.
No offense but you make really creepy faces
Love this guy! His energy is infectious
don't do this . waste your time and money.
Great tips!
i like your VDO
what are the pipes he used?