Easily Get Soft / Flattering Light For Faces
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2020
- Hard Light has its place in lighting, but in most cases that place is not on the face. Soft light is going to be your best bet for getting creamy/ flattering images out of your subjects. Here are 3 basic principles for achieving soft light for ya as you continue your cinematic journeys. The best part is you can use any light. Thanks as always for watching. I love you.
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"As a man, that's not something I typically hear, but as a filmmaker, soft is typically a very. good. thing." hahahaha
Hahaha glad you appreciated that one
Dave Symonds ha!
@@DannyGevirtz Absolutely haha, and a much more casual, relevant, and tasteful delivery over the heavily played out 'that's what she said' territory.
Lmao genius
Honestly, people could use more softness in their lives in general :)
That "I love you' gets me every time. What a lovely bloke. x
Your videos are like getting a nice hug from a friend, I already knew this stuff but I watched anyway because its just a super pleasant experience
Lighting has always been difficult for me. It's definitely an art itself!
For sure man!
I´m a filmaker beginner, and i bought my first light, to make my shots better. Thanks for the tips
Your humour cracks me up the whole time my god hahaha. The way you just calmly talk about bringing the moon closer for softer light, eventhough that doesn't make sense in so many ways
I was making so many mistakes (moving the light back for example.). Your guidance on light placement plus diffusion helped me to FINALLY have a nice soft light effect. Thank you SO much for this help!
I got to say that your videos are very inspirational. I just moved into a new city and that's my new motivation to be more creative and your videos really helped me . You are real, humble and an amazing filmmaker. Keep them coming, you have all our support!!!
Dope tips man! Mentioning the importance of the size of and distance of the light source really gives me more understanding of how lighting works. Will definitely try to get my softbox closer in my next RUclips videos. Keep it up!
For sure man! Thank you!!
Bro, I learned so much more about lightning from your channel than from some expensive courses! Thank You!🙏🏻
Thanks Danny!
8:27 That sentence is the BIGGEST advanced cinematography advice you can give to anybody. 👍👍👍 There are many "experts" out there that don't even know that. It's the inverse square law explained with an example.
For sure! Thanks man!
Nice, just bought a 72" parabolic silver umbrella to bounce the light back, really like it, nice soft wrap and nice and big to wrap around the face.
Always the best tips! Thanks Danny!
very very helpful, Thank you!
It felt like you were reading my mind. I've been trying to work out how to light myself better, newbie to RUclips. Thank you.
bro i swear! every time you post a new video i get sooo stoked to watch it! youre killing it bro!
Just love this channel! I'm learning soo much. Thank you, Danny!
Simple but so good. These videos have really been helping me. Can't thank you enough!
Thanks so much!!
These tips and tutorials makes me want to buy a camera and get back to photography again! Thanks you! ❤️
Literally every time I think, "man I need to practice that more" you just hit us up with a stunning vid about it. Love you bro
Haha awesome. Thanks bro!
Learned a lot from this video! Thanks man
Great examples!
Great advice Danny. Thanks for these awesome tips
Thanks bro!!
Danny, you are such a great guy. Your tips are super useful and your videos are so natural. Inspiration man. Love your stuff💙
Thank you so much man!
You are such an inspiration to all filmmakers and beginner cinematographers. I'm starting uni soon and cant wait to apply some of these handy tips to productions
That makes me so happy! Thanks!
soft lighting explained by a big softy :) LOVE it.
Great advice!
Bruh...I’ve been binging your content all day! Had to hit that subscribe button! The tips are simple but extremely helpful.
I needed this info thanks
Love the vid man, can’t imagine all the work you put in just to show the different sets of light 😂💪🏼💪🏼
genius .. big support from Egypt
Always learning! Well on my way to getting softer... lighting.
Hahah good luck on the softness
I’m using a lamp and a paper so it is probably time to move on and get a proper softbox. Great video!
Thanks Danny for the info, years making films and never knew that as further you place it, the harder it gets. Love your content man!
Thanks so much man!
Yo just came around your channel about two weeks ago and man I've been watching so many videos! Great work and awesome advice to filmmakers, love to see others spreading their knowledge in such a positive, funny, and professional way like you do. Keep it up!
That’s amazing man. Thanks Jack!
Lol i don't know why i just love the way he so softly says "love you" 😂 love this guy.. plus "I'll have to wake up my dog from its nightmare" lmao
I need to learn ways of creating soft lighting better for documentary interviews, this was genuinely really useful
Dude, you are the best. Thank you very much
Thanks so much man!
I look forward to Monday mornings lol. Soft light is the best. a couple of days ago I cut a shower curtain and a white bed sheet into 5x5 squares :D
Haha that def works bro. Thanks as always
As per usual: great content, great mood, just spent a great time watching your knowledge flowing on us ! :)
Thanks Brice!!
I love your lighting tutorials... definitely one of the least talked about subjects on RUclips
Thank you bro!
Love you Danny you really helped me a lot these past few weeks man, shits been rough and you truly helped me find the inspiration i've needed 🙌 your my new favorite filmmaker man your contents always the best
Thanks so much Jordan!!
This was really useful, will have to put this into practice
Nice shot!🤘😉
Great video man! I love the Muslin idea, utilized in "Cove Lighting" by Roger Deakins. His skins tons are ALWAYS on point he uses Cove Lighting alot.
Defusion lesson cleared my confusions. Thanks Danny!
Amazing! Thanks!
AWESOMEEEEE
The return of the backdrop!!
Wholesome/educational youtube to start my day!
Haha thank is Tom!
❤️❤️❤️ Thanks
Love your content man! And I love the way you calmy explain things. It's quite soothing HAHA!
Haha amazing thanks man!
Great video! My one added desire would have been showing side by side shots and even a 4 way shot of original hard vs soft vs bounced vs bounced and diffused.
Super helpful and informative as always, thanks a lot Danny!😊
For sure! Thanks Visha!
I always struggled to get my head around the concept of lighting and this video is honestly the BEST video I've seen on the topic. You explain everything so clearly and I feel like I've learnt a lot - keep up the amazing work!
If you are looking for more ideas... I would love to see more specific lighting scenarios or breakdowns. I have seen some few other channels do this and I always find that it helps me the most.
Cheers for the quality content.
Thanks Will!
You explain well and you're hella sympathetic as well. Would totally hang out with you every day.
love your videos!! keep it up!
Thanks so much!
Loved the moon example haha
Great to recap the basics from time to time! :) thanks mate
Thanks bro!
Thanks for sharing!!! You have a fan all the way from Malaysia!!! Keep it up!!
Awesome thank you!!
Great Video! Thanks dude! I knew all the theories from different videos, but seeing it all packed in one video is just amazing. My talking head videos thank you very much ;)
You're by far the most amazing, talented and helpful youtuber in my sub-feed. Thanks so much for being awesome!
Amazing Tim! Thanks man
Great video Danny. None of this is new to me but I always enjoy your videos so I watched all the way through haha. Thanks for sharing bro!
This couldn't have come at a better time. I'm preparing to film a mini doc and most of it will be natural lighting, but this definetly helped out!
Amazing! Thanks!
Great video content and taught me more in 10 min than most.
Amazing man! Thanks!
Hey Danny! Your videos are really informative and helpful, which is why I wanted to ask you to make a video on how to light a handheld/ moving scene. I'm just really curious about what your approach might be 🤔
Love it! Thanks from germany!
Thank you man!!
Super helpful
Love to hear that!
you're such an inspiration to me!
That makes me so happy thank you!
I love a good book light set up, double diffusion is definitely worth the effort if you have the time =]
Very cool video! I just want to add a comment about why the closer the light, the softer; And it is because a bigger source of light will fill the shadows with light, the light will travel more even in the face (in this specific case).
Very informative as always.
Glad to hear it man! Thanks!
Dang I just love your videos so much......
Haha thanks so much Chris!
Funny, positive approach, useful and practical info. Tnx from a beginner in this particular field 😎 useful stuff
Amazing thanks!
I would love to see some more comparasion between shown diffiusions.
Thanks for sharing Danny! You're videos are inspiring me to maybe get back in the YT bandwagon and share my knowledge and experience. Your videos feel like talking to a friend.
Amazing brother. Thanks so much
Great video! As usual! :)
Thank you man!
More tips like these mate... Learned a lot 😃... Just want to struggle less with lighting a scene 😑.
Why does that ending always hit me? I just got to the second video I’ve watched from you but I love you too man😂😂😂😂
Hahaha I’m glad it’s mutual man. Thank you
Another great lesson from the great Danny G 🔥🔥🔥I’m learning a lot from this channel more than those crappy B-roll youtubers.
Thank you man!!
Nice man, could you make a tutorial about lighting using natural light. Haven't seen one of those from your channel...only seen small parts of it
LOL@ Softer the better, as a man thats not something I typically hear. ROFL Love it! Great info Danny as always and your lighting is always spot on. Give Sansza a big pat for me. Love you Danny.
Hahaha I will man. Thanks brotha!
Hey good video man....!!!!!
Love you too
Thanks man :)
Love lights! Need more lights 😂
“I swear i didn’t just murder someone...” 😂
Hahaha I promise
Thanx for your insightfull tips on your channel. Very helpfull for me as a starter. But I as an audio- engineer have a tip for you as well. Your room has a nasty resonance at exactly 385 Hz which bounces on your voice. Very easy remedied wit a few absorbers on the wall. Makes everything a lot nicer to listen to.
Hey Danny! I got really curious about different types of diffusions (even tho’ you said you wouldn’t talk about their specifics). I had a video idea that might suit you: make a colab with a good gaffer or someone that really understands lighting in youtube, and help us understand the types of diffusion! I bet that both you and us as audience would get a lot out of your conversations! Great work as always, congrats
Amazing!! As a RUclipsr, I usually make videos at night with artificial light and it’s so hard to put the lights together lol
Solid content, thank you! What’s your favorite way to gel your 120d?
Hey man, I just wanted to say I love you.
Love you too bro!
Nicely
Haha thanks man!
I feel like this is really good advice for beginner filmmakers, but as we get better I feel like we should experiment and use hard sources more when appropriate.
Would love to learn sound mixing from you!
and the closer the light the brighter
Thanks Danny for not using misleading "cinematic" in the title when its absolutely necessary. biggest pet peeve
Haha of course man! Thanks!
ty for heart danny
Danny is the man! LOL at the murder joke and the soft is a good thing! Hahaha, I actually loved you kicking the light off the wall because it left the right side of your face nice and contrasty while also throwing some light on your BG.
Haha thank you man!
Very small differences but I love it, I need to learn diffusion. Just a question, how much would you care about Inverse square law on set and such other methods?
Nice video Danny, Would you recommend a channel or website to learn more about lighting? How do you get inspiration and ideas?
Thanks!
Great video as always! Just one thing that would've been beneficial to me is of you had put up a side by side/split screen comparison of all the different lighting setups you discussed! Just a tip though, love your content anyways 🙌🏼
Yeah I thought about that after I exported and was like eh whatever haha
@@DannyGevirtz don't worry I know how it is xD