What's up, my dude? Check out the Softbox I use here: geni.us/qLvbmB and the Lantern here: geni.us/xlbwGpB And, don't forget the actual light: geni.us/FPJ6A
This was a fire video! Helped me out greatly as I been debating getting a parabolic soft box with a grid for more directional lighting. Keep grinding bro, don’t worry about others comments to much and following patterns others are doing! You come off very genuine and are carving out your own lane, this will help you in the long run. God bless you bro!
Hey dude, love your presentation style! If I can offer some unsolicited advice, it'd be great to have cutaways with other visuals that show what you're describing as you describe it. Looking forward to more.
Thank you so much for this! The algorithm is in your favor - I was searching for education regarding these types of modifiers (I’m way new to all of the hardware needed for talking head videos), and this by far was the best video made. Thanks for doing your research to reach people like me!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Looking forward to more of your content 👍
Thank you so much! This comment is going to fuel my motivation for a good while now. lol Let me know if there are any other videos I can make that might help your journey.
be that guy, like the vid man keep it up! I prefer shadowy moody myself but I love my lantern softbox for more commercial looks. easy to get a more even soft lighting. Wear all types of T-shirts!
Hi Ashley! The softbox is a light modifier, so you'll need to connect it to a video light in order for it to work, specifically one with a "bowens mount". I linked the one I use in the description box. It's the best budget light I could find, and I've been using it for years now on all my videos. I hope that helps!
Godox makes some great lights too. If you can't fit a softbox, you might want to try bouncing the light off the wall or a sheet. That will help create a larger, softer light source...as opposed to just shining the light right on the subject.
What's up, my dude? Check out the Softbox I use here: geni.us/qLvbmB
and the Lantern here: geni.us/xlbwGpB
And, don't forget the actual light: geni.us/FPJ6A
This was a fire video! Helped me out greatly as I been debating getting a parabolic soft box with a grid for more directional lighting. Keep grinding bro, don’t worry about others comments to much and following patterns others are doing! You come off very genuine and are carving out your own lane, this will help you in the long run. God bless you bro!
Hey dude, love your presentation style! If I can offer some unsolicited advice, it'd be great to have cutaways with other visuals that show what you're describing as you describe it. Looking forward to more.
Thanks so much! Yeah. I’m still figuring out how to do the whole “b-roll” thing. I’ll definitely keep trying to improve though. 😊
Appreciate this video man! love how informative it is. subscribed and will follow your journey!
Thanks so much! If there are any other topics you’d like me to tackle, please let me know. 😊
Thank you so much for this! The algorithm is in your favor - I was searching for education regarding these types of modifiers (I’m way new to all of the hardware needed for talking head videos), and this by far was the best video made. Thanks for doing your research to reach people like me!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Looking forward to more of your content 👍
Thank you so much! This comment is going to fuel my motivation for a good while now. lol Let me know if there are any other videos I can make that might help your journey.
@@TheSpareTechRoom Thanks for the offer! I definitely will!! You’re an awesome teacher and looking forward to watching you grow!
You might trying using manual focus, often when you move your hands the camera pulses and loses focus of your face.
lol I definitely noticed that. I usually have the focus locked off, but in my half-asleep state I accidentally moved the focus point. 🤦🏽♂️
@@TheSpareTechRoom Look on the "bright" side it generated a comment to feed the algorithm
be that guy, like the vid man keep it up! I prefer shadowy moody myself but I love my lantern softbox for more commercial looks. easy to get a more even soft lighting. Wear all types of T-shirts!
What do I attach the lantern soft box too? A light stand with a bulb?
Hi Ashley! The softbox is a light modifier, so you'll need to connect it to a video light in order for it to work, specifically one with a "bowens mount". I linked the one I use in the description box. It's the best budget light I could find, and I've been using it for years now on all my videos. I hope that helps!
@@TheSpareTechRoom thank you!!
Nice content, keep going 😊
Wish I could get a big softbox in my main studio. It being 6" square, I opted for godox ml30bi 😂
Godox makes some great lights too. If you can't fit a softbox, you might want to try bouncing the light off the wall or a sheet. That will help create a larger, softer light source...as opposed to just shining the light right on the subject.
@@TheSpareTechRoom I got a dual light kit, loads of stuff to the experiment with 😁
And app control is a god send
The changes in focus are quite distracting. You might want to check how you can avoid them.
Thanks for the heads up. It looks like I just had the focus point set incorrectly, but it should be all good in my newer videos. :)
Great video but feels like it could've been 4 minutes shorter.