Thanks for this video. Personally I prefer using a tube light in an angle. So a mix of your horizontal and vertical example. I prefer the depth and the catchlight it creates. Horizontal you can't see the catchlight that well, and vertical the contrast can be too harsh if no fill is added Imho.
This is a great setup. Looking at setup one and two did you have no other light sources? Also what were you camera settings? Thanks for all info and again for great video!
Thanks! There were no other lights - every setup used only these two lights. I don't remember for sure but I think I was in the base ISO (640 cuz of slog3), 2.2 aperture and probably 1/100 shutter to lower the exposure. Was lazy to use an ND haha
Great tutorial on how to use these tube lights. I really like the way you keep showing wide shots so we can see where all the lights are stationed. So tutorials only show the one or two lights they have set up but then you can't see the way they interact with the other lights you have set up. So kudos to you and your tutorial. Thanks
I am so glad I came across your video. This is a gem. I am going to use this set up in a few hours
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Another great video. I have no idea why the UA-cam algorithm hasn’t made the channel huge.
That'd be awesome if it did!
Thanks for this video. Personally I prefer using a tube light in an angle. So a mix of your horizontal and vertical example. I prefer the depth and the catchlight it creates. Horizontal you can't see the catchlight that well, and vertical the contrast can be too harsh if no fill is added Imho.
I’ll have to try that!
Super helpful overview, this is my second time coming back to this video for reference! Thanks for sharing knowledge :D.
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Fantastic tips - thank you 😊
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It’s rare to find tutorials that show the usage of a tube light for a key light! Exactly what I was seeking! Thank you for this!
thanks
This was a great video! I have the Nanlite joints! I plan to do some talking heads. This was extremely useful
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Thank you. This is exactly what I'm looking for.
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This is a great setup. Looking at setup one and two did you have no other light sources? Also what were you camera settings? Thanks for all info and again for great video!
Thanks! There were no other lights - every setup used only these two lights. I don't remember for sure but I think I was in the base ISO (640 cuz of slog3), 2.2 aperture and probably 1/100 shutter to lower the exposure. Was lazy to use an ND haha
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Great tutorial on how to use these tube lights. I really like the way you keep showing wide shots so we can see where all the lights are stationed. So tutorials only show
the one or two lights they have set up but then you can't see the way they interact with the other lights you have set up. So kudos to you and your tutorial. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your sharing!
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