Which setup wins for you? Can you spot the budget one? :D Unfortunatly I have messed up with the brightness of the lights - but I hope the battle was not to easy for you! :D
Which one was the budget one? For me the B version looked best.
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Setup A has a flatter look overall, less contrast on the face(which indicates a bigger softbox than the one used in cheap setup). Also the backlight in setup A is set to higher and might be an aputure amaran. Yet the white balance in the setup A looks a bit off to the green side. My conclusion is Setup A is the 3000$ Setup. After all, if you have a hard time which one looks better, that's the success of knowledge and cheap gear combined. Keep up good work brother!
Fabian you have made one of the best lighting tutorials ive seen on UA-cam. Ive got my first interview shoots tomorrow and terrified of messing it up, but thanks to you, you've given confidence i can pull it off.
I'm working on my film maker set up. Your video has helped me decide on a light. As a photographer I have stobes light but they aren't capable of working as a video light. I aslo just sourced the godox sl60w at a great deal.
thank you for the information. i’m trying to plan a youtube channel and know nothing about recording, lighting, or audio. your budget ideas where great - hope more to come.
Vielen Dank für das tolle Video.👍 Informativ, kompakt und sympathisch. Du hast einen neuen begeisterten Abonnenten!😊 Freue mich auf deine nächsten Videos.
Hi Fabian, very pleased to come across your channel - very informative :) I was wondering your recommendations for shooting interviews but from within a car? I have two subjects I need it to be almost hands free after pressing record with a remote - I need audio too, how can I remotely start recording the audio too? Small tip, I suggest adding a little background music every now and then or some little sound effects :D danke!
Fabian, thank you this awesome video! I need to record podcasts where will be at least two people in the frame, can you please recommend the best lighting setup? My budget has been spent on the camera (Sony a6400 and A7III) and the sound (dynamic mics, field recorders, cables, stands...). Now I need to figure out how to get light into my frame. Setup must be very light as I will need to transport it to the spot. Any tips and tricks?
I have an interview to film in a movie theatre do you think I would get enough light from one of these lights plus I have some small LED panel lights? I am worried about the video being noisy due to lack of light. Thanks Glenn
Really helpfull and very well done. This is one of the best videos for starters. Thumbs up and I've hit the bell button. One extra question: how long does it take you -by average- to set up that basic set? As a one man band, with keylight, softbox, backlight, maybe the reflector, camera and sound on a location on the road. Excluded the coffee (I agree on the importance though)....
Thats a good question and it surely depends on the location and how much is needed to do. In perfect conditions with all gear in the room I would probably say 15-20min alone. If I rush it can be under 15min I guess. But I know my Equipment and everything around it. On brand new locations I calculate 30-45min and sometimes longer if it is a really important shoot 👍🏽
It is still a really great Investment - you can use it with V-Mount and Remote control it with Sidus Link. Built quality is also WAY better. So it is not a Bad choice! ✌🏼
Hey Fabian, great video and very helpful! Thank you so much! I got a question though. What about Godox SL-60W fan noise level? I'm planning quite a long interview shoot for a feature-length documentary in February next year (my first big project). I'm expecting to get a solid 2-3+ hour interview material. I've seen some other videos showing that this particular Godox and i'ts cooling fan can be quite noisy and I'm afraid it'll get picked by the mic. On the other hand, the noisless Godox lights (like UL60) are twice as expensive. You got any experience with that?
There is some noise - but you can even tweak it (replace the fan with cheap 5€/$ fans) and it will be much more silent. But in my experience its nothing what would bother me in interviews. I would reduce the noise anyway in post and even if i didnt do it its not really noticable :)
Great Video! I was recording interview inside (similar setup), but there was cloudy and sunny day. The ambient light(room light) was changing very intensively. Also, I was recording WB manual.. When was the sunnny, room color changes a lot. What to do in this situation? Auto White balance and Auto ISO?
Hey! It means, that when you are shooting (no matter run&gun or on set) try to position the camera that the shadow side of the face is pointing to the Camera. But Every rule can be Borken! 😁
@@loudmotion5639 ah I see - wasn’t sure if it was irony and a critic 😂 If you are Good, there are always jobs. But the start could be hard and you need to understand Germany 😅
@@FabianBrucker thanks a lot for your reply... Naa it was a serious questions lol. I want to move out, everyone is leaving my country..inflation is at 10.8% lol
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Which setup wins for you? Can you spot the budget one? :D Unfortunatly I have messed up with the brightness of the lights - but I hope the battle was not to easy for you! :D
Which one was the budget one?
For me the B version looked best.
Setup A has a flatter look overall, less contrast on the face(which indicates a bigger softbox than the one used in cheap setup). Also the backlight in setup A is set to higher and might be an aputure amaran. Yet the white balance in the setup A looks a bit off to the green side. My conclusion is Setup A is the 3000$ Setup.
After all, if you have a hard time which one looks better, that's the success of knowledge and cheap gear combined. Keep up good work brother!
@ yes - complete right conclusion! Thanks!
Fabian you have made one of the best lighting tutorials ive seen on UA-cam. Ive got my first interview shoots tomorrow and terrified of messing it up, but thanks to you, you've given confidence i can pull it off.
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.
I'm working on my film maker set up. Your video has helped me decide on a light. As a photographer I have stobes light but they aren't capable of working as a video light. I aslo just sourced the godox sl60w at a great deal.
Super well made first video! Excited to see more from you
Thanks 🙂
This was such a fantastic video, thank you for your straightforwardness, your subtle humor, and your time. I appreciate all the insights!
Nice vid, so much info
i liked how you teach really amazing bigup
Amazing!!! Great video 🙏🏼
Simple, easy to follow. Thanks a lot for showing us this setup. Echt wertvoll!
Tq for the good and useful tips. I will definitely practice for my next week interview shoot.
Very good video, Chief! I am reinspired, thank you!
Setup A is the expensive one and Setup B is the budget one. Really can’t tell unless you really notice it closely 🙂
Brilliant video thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you!
This is such a great video!
You need to use Wave plug-in to clean your vocal more 😅
thank you for the information. i’m trying to plan a youtube channel and know nothing about recording, lighting, or audio. your budget ideas where great - hope more to come.
Very nice! Good Luck with the Channel! There will be more Videos ✌🏼😎
Such a great video Fabian! Thanks for the advice. Excited to see what other content you will create as you build this channel :)
Thank you for the comment! There will be more soon :D
Vielen Dank für das tolle Video.👍 Informativ, kompakt und sympathisch. Du hast einen neuen begeisterten Abonnenten!😊 Freue mich auf deine nächsten Videos.
Danke für den tollen Kommentar! Das ermutigt mich tatsächlich sehr! :D
Such a killer video. Shot looks great too! Keep killing man!!!
Thanks!
11:05 oww, I’ll have some Chips please. Great vid thanks 👍🏻
thanks!
Amazing Video Bro
Excellent - thanks
Amazing video and such great 2 cents
Thank you!
Freue mich über mehr Videos von dir!
Neues Jahr, Neues Glück. Das nächste ist schon in Planung! 😎
Thank you, this was very easy to learn.
Great video thanks! New subscriber here
Hello from Brazil. Nice content. You gained a new subscriber.
Thanks!
B is the best
B is the Budget Version ✌🏽
Hi Fabian, very pleased to come across your channel - very informative :) I was wondering your recommendations for shooting interviews but from within a car? I have two subjects I need it to be almost hands free after pressing record with a remote - I need audio too, how can I remotely start recording the audio too? Small tip, I suggest adding a little background music every now and then or some little sound effects :D danke!
B is for budget 😄✌
Correct!
Setup A defo the £3k setup
yesss 👍🏽
It's really great 👍 I'd love to see your content
Coming more soon! 😎
Fabian, thank you this awesome video!
I need to record podcasts where will be at least two people in the frame, can you please recommend the best lighting setup? My budget has been spent on the camera (Sony a6400 and A7III) and the sound (dynamic mics, field recorders, cables, stands...). Now I need to figure out how to get light into my frame. Setup must be very light as I will need to transport it to the spot. Any tips and tricks?
I have an interview to film in a movie theatre do you think I would get enough light from one of these lights plus I have some small LED panel lights? I am worried about the video being noisy due to lack of light. Thanks Glenn
Love from India ❤️❤️❤️
In this situation, would you consider a lantern rather than a parabolic softbox? If you prefer the softbox, could you tell me why? Thank you.
Really helpfull and very well done. This is one of the best videos for starters. Thumbs up and I've hit the bell button. One extra question: how long does it take you -by average- to set up that basic set? As a one man band, with keylight, softbox, backlight, maybe the reflector, camera and sound on a location on the road. Excluded the coffee (I agree on the importance though)....
Thats a good question and it surely depends on the location and how much is needed to do. In perfect conditions with all gear in the room I would probably say 15-20min alone. If I rush it can be under 15min I guess. But I know my Equipment and everything around it. On brand new locations I calculate 30-45min and sometimes longer if it is a really important shoot 👍🏽
@@FabianBrucker Thanks a million Fabian. One hour with all the carrying is a good starting point in estimations I guess. ☕️
I really wish i didnt spean as much as i did on my apeture 120D and the newest softbox...
Such a BIG investment!
I am truly sad atm....
It is still a really great Investment - you can use it with V-Mount and Remote control it with Sidus Link. Built quality is also WAY better. So it is not a Bad choice! ✌🏼
Hey Fabian, great video and very helpful! Thank you so much! I got a question though. What about Godox SL-60W fan noise level? I'm planning quite a long interview shoot for a feature-length documentary in February next year (my first big project). I'm expecting to get a solid 2-3+ hour interview material. I've seen some other videos showing that this particular Godox and i'ts cooling fan can be quite noisy and I'm afraid it'll get picked by the mic. On the other hand, the noisless Godox lights (like UL60) are twice as expensive. You got any experience with that?
There is some noise - but you can even tweak it (replace the fan with cheap 5€/$ fans) and it will be much more silent. But in my experience its nothing what would bother me in interviews. I would reduce the noise anyway in post and even if i didnt do it its not really noticable :)
Great Video! I was recording interview inside (similar setup), but there was cloudy and sunny day. The ambient light(room light) was changing very intensively. Also, I was recording WB manual.. When was the sunnny, room color changes a lot. What to do in this situation? Auto White balance and Auto ISO?
Cheap scrim or floppy to block out light. Just get a huge black reflector or black cloth to cover natrual light. Sometimes that's the only way.
B is the 3k setup I think. It has deeper shadows and contrast.
Unfortunatly that's wrong :D But it also proofs, that money can't buy a good image!
@@FabianBrucker Nice job. 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🎬🎬💯
Fabian, I tried to send you a message on your webpage, and I it gave me an error. And so I’m not sure it went through.
Thanks for the video.
Oh thats weird… didnt get one… if you want try it Directly via mail@fabianbrucker.com or instgram 👍🏽
Which camera is best for interview 📷
There is no best camera for Interview - with good Lightning you can even take you phone ✌🏼
👌👌👌👌
What does "always shoot the shadow side of the face" mean?
Hey! It means, that when you are shooting (no matter run&gun or on set) try to position the camera that the shadow side of the face is pointing to the Camera.
But Every rule can be Borken! 😁
Love you man
Haha thanks? 😂
Ehrlich lehrreich
Fabian are you related to Bingbe Grauge?
Nope, don't know him/her. Who is that?
A - Expensive
B - Budet
Not bad 😉
Does germany have a lack of videographers?
Why?
@@FabianBrucker planning to move out of my country lol...just been looking at interesting places ;)
@@loudmotion5639 ah I see - wasn’t sure if it was irony and a critic 😂
If you are Good, there are always jobs. But the start could be hard and you need to understand Germany 😅
@@FabianBrucker thanks a lot for your reply... Naa it was a serious questions lol. I want to move out, everyone is leaving my country..inflation is at 10.8% lol
Are you reading from a teleprompter?
Yes! And my room is so small I can‘t have a longer Focal length to hide it! 😅
I noticed because of your eyes as they were tracking the lines on the teleprompter
Your thumbnail and content game is on point
@@siddhantkumar4896 if I would have a bigger distance to the camera it would fix that. Maybe someday in my own Studio! 😁
Keep up the good content and it will happen soon.. 👍