My guy, I had to come back to leave a comment. Your content is rich and inspiring, simple and ultra standard to say the least. You got me glued to end. Your accent, your knowledge, the setup and your vibe is just dope ngl.
thank you for the information. Now I can start thinking how to setup my office. I wanted to ask if the light that you have as the main light with the softbox is putting any strain on your eyes? I am mainly going to use that for my video conferencing time which is about 5-6 hours a day.
Hey Arnulfur, First off, thanks a lot for your great tutorials. Just wanted to make you aware that it's not possible to book you 1-to-1 with the link provided.
Great fundamentals video! I've noticed that, in general, there is more contrast when I place the key light farther away. There are definitely trade-offs. My experience is with product photography, but I would reckon that it would be similar for lighting anything else.
love your lighting. what about a podcast w 2 people across the table from each other. How in the world do i achieve dramatic cinematic lighting for that??
Amazing content ! I’m trying a similar setup but my key light spills onto rear wall too and not able to light up wall with another color on wall ! Any suggestions ? Got Honeycomb grid, minimal iso f2.8
Good video guidance. I have learnt loads from your other videos too. What happened to your cool Icelandic greetings that somewhat seemed to have stopped some 2 years ago. Or did I miss the video where you mentioned it. Cheers.
Dear touched by fire friend! I hope you're doing great! Gotta make you a question, do u believe the SmallRig RC60B like light can be enough as a Key light?
Depends on the size of the studio, but yea, you can use 60w light for key. Just not that powerful than bigger lights. A lot of people start with 60w. I did too. I just bought a SmallRig RC120B now for key.
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My guy, I had to come back to leave a comment. Your content is rich and inspiring, simple and ultra standard to say the least. You got me glued to end. Your accent, your knowledge, the setup and your vibe is just dope ngl.
love the simplicity, as well as the definitions.. its perfect for students! keep up the great work!
Show us how you did your backdrop
He did show it in this video. Watch to the end and you will see how he did it.
I love your style mate and you speak so good.
Excellent video and I learned a lot. Appreciate it.
Hi! What’s better RGB lights or Led with gels?
Very detailed!!! Love it. Thanks Arnulfúr!
Thanks for watching my friend ☺️
Nice!
What diameters you use for softbox?
what size soft box would be best?
which Neewer soft box is it?
120cm if I remember correctly
Do you use two Key lights one for the front and the back of you?
Such a beautiful colors combination :) Love this setup.
looks amazing. what camera you used to make the video?
This was excellent, thank you for this walk through and love the way you used the colors.
Hey! Thanks for sharing. This is a fantastic video. Can I ask what are the LED/RGB Lights you are using?
Nanlite pavotube ii 6c. I got it from 11:39
Thanks bro nice tips, regards from Costa Rica
thank you for the information. Now I can start thinking how to setup my office. I wanted to ask if the light that you have as the main light with the softbox is putting any strain on your eyes? I am mainly going to use that for my video conferencing time which is about 5-6 hours a day.
Would be glad I'd you could show us how you made your Backdrop...thanks
Awesome! How about using a green-screen for the gradient background?
How did you do that backdrop? Which color is it originally? Thanks.
Can we also change the colors?
Hey Arnulfur,
First off, thanks a lot for your great tutorials.
Just wanted to make you aware that it's not possible to book you 1-to-1 with the link provided.
Thank you, I know. I shut it down for time being to onboard everyone into my new community :)
0:48 Paper looks like my notebook after doing homework with my dad.
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Great fundamentals video! I've noticed that, in general, there is more contrast when I place the key light farther away. There are definitely trade-offs. My experience is with product photography, but I would reckon that it would be similar for lighting anything else.
love your lighting. what about a podcast w 2 people across the table from each other. How in the world do i achieve dramatic cinematic lighting for that??
This is amazing.
What’s the link for those exact light tubes?
wonderful personality! It's a pleasure to watch you. Many thanks!
lovely video
Thanks for the valuable information!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
would this set up work for art tutorials?
Amazing content ! I’m trying a similar setup but my key light spills onto rear wall too and not able to light up wall with another color on wall ! Any suggestions ? Got Honeycomb grid, minimal iso f2.8
Thanks for the video, could you tell me what is the reference of the red light tube?
The small one? I have a small Ulanzi and a small PavoTube from nanlite ☺️
Wonderful light set up!
Loved this video! Can you please write the orange light link?
So what do we need to do in capcut or adobe premier?
Good video guidance. I have learnt loads from your other videos too. What happened to your cool Icelandic greetings that somewhat seemed to have stopped some 2 years ago. Or did I miss the video where you mentioned it. Cheers.
yo yo yo hvað er eiginlega að frétta????!! hahahah what a OG you remember those, I just got tired of them 😂
@@thaticelandicguy Common, please one for the good old times in your next video please.
@@AVION360 on it!!
Haha yessss I miss that intro
Icelandic English. I recognize that accent. Great video!
My wife is Icelandic.
Thank you brother for sharing your ideas ❤
Ooo very useful. Thank you
You're welcome 😊
Niceee
I will be using my DJI Osmo Pocket 3. I need a cheap key light. Any recommendations?
Just get a decent ring light.
Dear touched by fire friend! I hope you're doing great! Gotta make you a question, do u believe the SmallRig RC60B like light can be enough as a Key light?
Depends on the size of the studio, but yea, you can use 60w light for key. Just not that powerful than bigger lights.
A lot of people start with 60w. I did too.
I just bought a SmallRig RC120B now for key.
Great vid gotta love this guys accent too 😄
Very Detailed explanation
Can you link the RGB Lights you're using?
Nanlite pavotube ii 6c. I got it from 11:39
👍👍👍这看起来太棒了，这个深抛柔光罩是90cm的吗。
thank you...
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@@thaticelandicguy working on exactly that at the moment so great timing :D
Overhead light vedio please ❤
Will make!
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Would love an overhead lighting setup specially for product showing only
There is no startup money even though there is idea and skill that can change not only me but also others, with no doubt!😔😔😔 Thanks a lot anyway!
what is the size of your sorftbox please ?
120cm, but i'm building a home studio now and then I'm choosing 60cm, 120 is way to big for a regular home setup
@@thaticelandicguy thank you so much
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you look like casoh if he wasnt big chungus
detail*
what do you mean by " you Americans" ?
the irony of detial or did your bait work?
Danke für das Video! Und eine Frage, die nicht zum Thema gehört: Wie heißt deine Frisur? Mir hat sie wirklich gut gefallen🤗
Thanks
No problem!