Hey! Here are the other videos that I mentioned earlier. I will give you the links here to have easy access to them and learn more if you want: 🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Camera: 👉 ruclips.net/video/r4tVh72mGpY/видео.html 👈 🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Lens: 👉 ruclips.net/video/El7w_STV_RY/видео.html 👈 🔴 ▶ Rodecaster DUO For RUclips Videos: 👉 ruclips.net/video/mDyKKEgV2Mc/видео.html 👈 🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Microphone: 👉 ruclips.net/video/e_gjfajzj1k/видео.html 👈
Finally bud! A RUclipsr that shows what it is they are looking at when recording! I swear you're the first and possibly only one whos willing to show the unglamorous perspective of what it actually looks like. No one ever imagines you guys staring at a blank wall, our imaginations always think it's more like your background. Those lights look nice. I use a ring light to my right and hair light back left...but I don't think its diffused enough as my forehead shines a lot! Ha ha
Hey my friend :) Thank you. This is the ideea of the entire channel, to show you how I do it so you can do it to :) And the reality looks like this. Behind the camera most of the time is a mess :)) I know a ton of creators and 90% of the time is like this. If I don't show the reality, the audience will always think that they can't do it because they don't have the perfect room. The truth is: Nobody does :)) Thank you for your support :)
I like the way you stress that we don't need more than this camera to start. I want to start showing my face more, so I'll be investing in such camera. THANK YOU!
Thanks for the tip about the heat on the camera. I shoot outside a lot and I was thinking about using the dummy battery running to a jackery battery pack to avoid that problem and have a long battery life
Hey bro. If you don’t care about the size of it, it’s perfect. It will be a little bit bigger but the perfromance is excelent. Also, you can attach that plate with the battery on top if you like it like this. Thank you 🤗
My God!!! The best exit transition I have ever seen in my LIFE!!!! From this moment on you gained a new loyal follower. Congratulations brother! Excellent video.
The 16mm lens is not the best choice of talking head videos, unless you have a tiny distance to place the camera and you just need it. Else, it's unflattering and distorts the face. Something like 24mm - 28mmi is recomended (40-50mm is the optimal, but you need to have a lot of distance between you and the camera which is not doable in small rooms)
Hey! You are right! This is useful in small spaces. The thing is that I talk every day with a ton of talking head creators, and 99% of them are shooting in small spaces. I rarely see a talking head creator who is happy to use a 28mm and stay that far from the camera. But, yes! If you have space, 24 to 28, it will be great :)
Thank you for sharing this. The two Godox ES45s mounted to the desk and bouncing off the white currents/wall is a brilliant setup (pun intended), especially for a small space. The light quality looks like it's from a far more expensive setup. I like the idea of putting your mic on a stand so desk vibrations aren't picked up on audio. The audio setup is probably a little overkill for me, but at least I have a good upgrade path now! I mostly do screen recordings for work so I am using Camtasia for software. It's probably not as powerful as Davinci but it provides all the tools I need for tutorials in one package. Thanks again!
Hey, glad you like it! And thank you for your feedback. Next week I plan to upload a dedicated video just for lights :) You don't need that much when it comes to sound and also when it comes to video editing software. If you use something now and the results are great, that means you are on the good path. All these are tools that helps up to achieve a result and if you achieve that result with your actual setup, it's great :) Thank you for your comment!
I have the same Godox and think they’re good, but wonder if the Elgato lights would be better as can control them via one software. I find Descript excellent for editing my podcast . Great work. Thank you.
What a cool video Gabriel. Attaching the boom arm to the light instead of your desk is a nice touch as well as the monitor and dummy battery - video full of super value, thanks for your efforts! 👊🏻🔥
I've watched quite a few of you videos and I'm absolutely loving your content Gabriel🙌🏾. I'd be interested in seeing how you would adapt this set up for zoom/group coaching calls. Thank you again🙏🏾
Hey! Thank you! Glad you like it. I don't think that I need to adapt something. It works great for Zoom calls with multiple participants. What do you think will be the problem?
Very helpful. I’m going to have to set up my RUclips studio in a corner of a small bedroom. Especially the lights. I don’t have room for big lights in my room. The bounced lights work well, I wear glasses as you do and there is no reflection in your eyeglasses.
Hey! Thank you and glad you like it! I also have a dedicated video about lights: ruclips.net/video/0tlREIt6d3E/видео.htmlsi=oliakjnDHvA0vkGz If you have questions just let me know and we can find a way to solve the problems and find the best way to achieve great lighting in a small space :) Thank you and good luck with your new setup :)
Hey! This is the clamp: amzn.to/3CqSgTF It's an improvised thing :)) I just tighten the clamp that comes with the arm to the C-stand using this big one :))
Your video is cool. So thorough and calm, unfortunately the setup cost me my 3-4 months salary 🤣. But seriously dude, amazing video, loved everything about it, got to know new applications and hardwares I never heard of before. It's quite interesting. Looking forward to more such videos. Thanks.
Hey! Thank you and glad you like it. You don't need to build the entire setup. And I built it in years :) Step by step you can build something that will help you to create your content as you wish :) Thank you!
Thanks for the sub and glad you like it. Sometimes is hard to do it because prices change often and people will comment and say: hey, the price is wrong. And we can’t control that. The best thing to do is to use the links in the description and go to the products and also like this you help the creator of your buy something. I try to make things as comfortable as possible for people who are watching my channel but sometimes is hard to solve all The problems :) Thank you and welcome to the community 🤗
Hi! I'm sure these are stupid questions but I"m new.. 1) If you're recording video to the camera SD and audio to the rodecaster SD, how do you start and stop them at the same time so that you can sync them in post production? 2) If you're going to use something like OBS, how do you connect your camera to the laptop and also to the external monitor so you can see what you're doing and record to the laptop at the same time?
Hey! 1. You don’t need to start them at the same time. You can sync everything with 2 clicks in the editing software. It's super simple. I showed this in one of my videos: ruclips.net/video/dypYHLtgkQI/видео.htmlsi=64zWRhyJ3yMgqX7o 2. You can connect the camera to the laptop using a capture card like Elgato Camlink. Connect a cable from the HDMI camera port to the HDMI port of the capture card. If you want an external monitor you need one that has an HDMI out not just IN. Connect the camera to the HDMI IN on the monitor and another one from the HDMI out of the monitor to the capture card :)
Is the a way to record directly into Davinci from a sony camera? Do I need a streaming setup or some other tech? Would love to be able to shoot some talking head and then very quickly reshoot if needed without offloading files all the time. Great videos and help 😊
@@GabrielVIP I manage to record, but struggling to get HQ quality recording. Watched a bunch of videos but no luck. Do you know what it could be? I will pay you for your time if you can help me figure it out.
Great video thanks! Buying some of this gear with your links. Question though, it is unclear from your video: Does the dummy battery keep the camera cool? You kind of combine a dummy batter with the rechargeable battery. Is the key thing to have the battery be on the outside (either dummy or regular)?
Hey! Glad you like it. Thank you! The key is to use a dummy battery because that will not produce heat. A dummy that connects directly to the wall has a transformer outside the dummy that goes into the camera and produces heat but it’s outside. And with an NPF as I do, it’s the same thing.
Cool video. I was wondering if you could recommend me a camera & lens for the kind of videos I make. Mostly action figures reviews and need a camera that can do close-ups A/F and the zoom is not crazy loud. Right now pretty much shooting vids with a S8+ that's been begging for retirement. Thanks for cool setup ideas for a small space.
Hey! First, I need to know your budget :D It's super important to be able to recommend something. And if you can, explain a little bit more about what you want to shoot. Do you need image stabilization? Do you need a good camera in low light? You can shoot with a rig, or so you need something small. Let me know more and I will try to help as much as possible. Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP Yeah, after reading your response I realized my question couldn't be more vague 🤦. First, thanks for replying. Second, I'm trying not to go over $500 for a camera/lens (I know I'm probably asking for too much) Going to my setup, right now I have two LED lights, one is a brand-less 25cm ring and the other is an Ulanzi U200. I also have an Ulanzi VL49 RGB. I use a VIJIM LS01Extend with C clamp to hold the lights and attached to it an articulated arm for the phone to shoot the video. The mic is an Ulanzi Arimic Lavalier. All that I got it from Ali Express or Amazon. The videos I do are reviews/unboxing of action figures, so the camera is just pointing to my hands and with a black background. So far the phone setup works but trying to upgrade the video quality. Yesterday I saw a video for the Insta360 Link 2C, the price is tempting but I would have to get a little monitor like the one in your video to make sure the figure I'm reviewing is in frame. I hope this helps, and again thanks for taking the time to reply. Take care.
Thanks! Can you help me to understand how you superimpose your face on the keynote presentation? Is this done in DaVinci? What software / process are you using? Thanks!
Hey! Yes! I did it in Davinci Resolve. It's impossible to explain here but you can find some tutorials on this channel About editing in da in me. Is not exactly for this but it will help you to understand the basics and do it.
Awesome video thank you so much! Im moving into a new place and finally have a room for streaming so this helps me out a lot! Just wanted to ask you a question, I live stream 3-5 hours at a time. Does the dummy battery last that long for the camera? Im looking into buying the Sony ZVE-10 but i want to make sure it can handle long livestreams. Thanks again! I just subbed to your channel btw!
Hey! The BIG NPF will last but if you make super long streams you can use a dummy battery that connects to the wall and stream as much as you want. Also, use a capture card. I use Elgato Camlink 4K and it’s great.
Hey! This is the main feature of the Rodecaster. To have great live audio processing. You can use live EQ, Compression, Gate, etc. Yes, you can do that 100%! Thank you!
Thank you for posting this video 🎥🍿🍺🇺🇸👍. You have a new subscriber 🎉. Keep up the great 👍 work 🎉. This is a very helpful, & educational video. I hope that you get a million more subscribers.
The setup is not a budget setup. Compared to other professional setups is affordable but compared to a webcam and an entry-level camera it’s expensive. I like to present some professional setups and also some affordable versions but on a level where the quality is still super good. I have other videos with more affordable versions :) Thank you!
i have a sony zv e10 and not only it overheats faster when you plug it while filming, it also ceates a loud static noise captured in the recorded audio.
Enjoyed this video! I'm a little confused though - is the video being recorded onto the camera's SD card, or is it connected to the laptop somehow? I'm guessing the Rodecaster is also connected to the Mac.
Hey! The Rodecaster is connected but I recorded the sound processed by the Rodecaster directly on the Micro SD card that is in the Rodecaster and the video is recorded on the SD card in camera. I also recorded the laptop screen with those slides. Thank you :)
Hey Gabriel , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your videos to reach to a wider audience ?
Hi Gabriel. I have a talking head channel and actually I'm using some cheap lead lights (60 lamps), that are fine but they require that I am always really close to them. I've seen the powerful Neewer 660 led panel. but it has no included batteries, and it is a bit bulky for my tiny living room setup. So I've also seen the Raleno 192 lamps, that has a rechargable lythium battery included and it is lighter. In your opinion, this light could be enough for a talking head setup, in which I'm positioned 1 meter far from the light? Thank you very much
Hey! I don't think that 60W lights are not enough. Looks like you need a better lens. At that distance from the lights 60W should be more than enough. What lens do you use?
@vadoaviveredasolo I understand but it's not about the Nr. of LEDs, it's about the power and Lumens. But if you upgrade to a 1.4, 1.8 lens, you will have a much better image in low light, and also that great blur behind you.
@@GabrielVIP Are you sure? in the B-Roll shot it seems like it has a matte finish, which the black version of the RE20 would have, the RE320 has a glossy black finish and looks a bit "cheaper"
Hey! The light is bounced from the wall in front of me, and the curtains, and like that the light is super soft. I explained everything here: ruclips.net/video/0tlREIt6d3E/видео.html
@@GabrielVIP Thanks for the quick response. Another question, do you record directly in laptop using a capture card or record in camera. Is there a quality difference?
I record it on camera. You can use a good capture card like Elgato Camlink 4k but the quality will not be the same. Almost the same with a great capture card but the files stored on the SD card are always better.
Hello sir. Just got the rodecaster dual through your affiliate link but I have an issue with the usb c connection. It’s says it needs more power. Do you recommend I buy a hub ?
Hey! I don’t know how you power it but use the provided power plug with usb C to power it and the original cable to connect it to the PC. You need to power it with the provided power adaptor and connect it to your PC with the provided cable. Be sure that you use it correctly. Thank you!
Hey! The only difference will be this: the aperture on the kit lens is 3.5 not 1.4. So, you need more light, or rise the ISO a little bit. Watch my video about how to set your camera and the rest is the same. I don't have the kit lens, but is almost the same thing :)
That is so funny. I have an accent too and reading your comment got me like aww that is so nice lol ❤ truth be told i love how he deliver his content too 😂
Not a healthy example but sometimes yes! I have used cameras for more than 12 years and never had even a small scratch. The lenses are not as sensitive as we think. And also, on that shot, on the Sigma I have a protection filter. So… worst case scenario… I will have a scratch on the filter. Most of the time I need to take out the camera fast and I hate to taking care of the lens cover :))
Building a studio can be sometimes expensive but it can also be more expensive than this one :) Even if it's expensive, for what it does it’s pretty cheap 😂
Hey. Thank you for your feedback. I will try to keep the mic a little bit far away. I don't really like pop filters in the frame but I will try to solve it :) I appreciate your feedback.
@@GabrielVIP that would be really good if you can figure out to get this solved somehow, with headphones its so hard to focus on the information you want to get out because of that, i am sure there is a way to improve that, thanks for the video, helped me a lot
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Hey! Here are the other videos that I mentioned earlier. I will give you the links here to have easy access to them and learn more if you want:
🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Camera: 👉 ruclips.net/video/r4tVh72mGpY/видео.html 👈
🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Lens: 👉 ruclips.net/video/El7w_STV_RY/видео.html 👈
🔴 ▶ Rodecaster DUO For RUclips Videos: 👉 ruclips.net/video/mDyKKEgV2Mc/видео.html 👈
🔴 ▶ Choose Your Talking Head Microphone: 👉 ruclips.net/video/e_gjfajzj1k/видео.html 👈
How about people just use there phone and a ring light? If they are bigginer's.
Finally bud! A RUclipsr that shows what it is they are looking at when recording! I swear you're the first and possibly only one whos willing to show the unglamorous perspective of what it actually looks like. No one ever imagines you guys staring at a blank wall, our imaginations always think it's more like your background.
Those lights look nice. I use a ring light to my right and hair light back left...but I don't think its diffused enough as my forehead shines a lot! Ha ha
Hey my friend :) Thank you. This is the ideea of the entire channel, to show you how I do it so you can do it to :) And the reality looks like this. Behind the camera most of the time is a mess :)) I know a ton of creators and 90% of the time is like this. If I don't show the reality, the audience will always think that they can't do it because they don't have the perfect room. The truth is: Nobody does :)) Thank you for your support :)
I like the way you stress that we don't need more than this camera to start. I want to start showing my face more, so I'll be investing in such camera. THANK YOU!
Thank you! In some situations you really don’t need more. Good luck with your videos and thank you for your comment 🙋🏻♂️
@@GabrielVIP thank you. You inspire me 🙏
Thanks for the tip about the heat on the camera. I shoot outside a lot and I was thinking about using the dummy battery running to a jackery battery pack to avoid that problem and have a long battery life
Hey bro. If you don’t care about the size of it, it’s perfect. It will be a little bit bigger but the perfromance is excelent. Also, you can attach that plate with the battery on top if you like it like this. Thank you 🤗
The battery tip by itself seems like gold!
Glad you like it! I hope it helps :) Thank you!
Thank you so much for this! It was exactly the information I needed.
Hey! Happy to hear that, my friend :)
My God!!! The best exit transition I have ever seen in my LIFE!!!! From this moment on you gained a new loyal follower.
Congratulations brother! Excellent video.
Thank you, my friend 🤗🙋🏻♂️ I am glad to hear that you like my videos. I appreciate your support 🤗
I second that motion.
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Multumesc frumos 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
The 16mm lens is not the best choice of talking head videos, unless you have a tiny distance to place the camera and you just need it. Else, it's unflattering and distorts the face. Something like 24mm - 28mmi is recomended (40-50mm is the optimal, but you need to have a lot of distance between you and the camera which is not doable in small rooms)
Plz recommend a best budget camera for me 😊
Hey! You are right! This is useful in small spaces. The thing is that I talk every day with a ton of talking head creators, and 99% of them are shooting in small spaces. I rarely see a talking head creator who is happy to use a 28mm and stay that far from the camera.
But, yes! If you have space, 24 to 28, it will be great :)
Another fantastic video, thanks Gabriel
Glad you like it! Thank you for your support my friend 🙋🏻♂️
Very inspiring, thank you!
Glad you like it! Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing this. The two Godox ES45s mounted to the desk and bouncing off the white currents/wall is a brilliant setup (pun intended), especially for a small space. The light quality looks like it's from a far more expensive setup. I like the idea of putting your mic on a stand so desk vibrations aren't picked up on audio. The audio setup is probably a little overkill for me, but at least I have a good upgrade path now! I mostly do screen recordings for work so I am using Camtasia for software. It's probably not as powerful as Davinci but it provides all the tools I need for tutorials in one package. Thanks again!
Hey, glad you like it! And thank you for your feedback. Next week I plan to upload a dedicated video just for lights :) You don't need that much when it comes to sound and also when it comes to video editing software. If you use something now and the results are great, that means you are on the good path. All these are tools that helps up to achieve a result and if you achieve that result with your actual setup, it's great :) Thank you for your comment!
I have the same Godox and think they’re good, but wonder if the Elgato lights would be better as can control them via one software. I find Descript excellent for editing my podcast . Great work. Thank you.
Great video! Love this setup
Thank you! Glad you like it 😁
What a cool video Gabriel. Attaching the boom arm to the light instead of your desk is a nice touch as well as the monitor and dummy battery - video full of super value, thanks for your efforts! 👊🏻🔥
Hey! Thank you! Yeah, the C stand is great. Just be careful to have a solid stand that can hold that weight :) Thank you my friend!
Your video helped a lot. Thanks bro!
Hey! Glad it was helpful :)
Thank you!
I've watched quite a few of you videos and I'm absolutely loving your content Gabriel🙌🏾.
I'd be interested in seeing how you would adapt this set up for zoom/group coaching calls.
Thank you again🙏🏾
Hey! Thank you! Glad you like it.
I don't think that I need to adapt something. It works great for Zoom calls with multiple participants. What do you think will be the problem?
Hello . Can we use or put on this cage to sony zv e10 marke 2 ? Need guidance please
Hey! You need a specific cage for MKII.
This is it: amzn.to/3YotRWa
I really like your videos and learn so much, thank you, man.
Glad you like them! I am happy to share with you what I lean and I hope you will reach your goals fast and easy! Thank you!
simply Awesomee!!!!!! Thanks a lot for showing everything so effortlessly and clearly
Hey :) Happy to help and glad you like it! Thank you :)
Very helpful. I’m going to have to set up my RUclips studio in a corner of a small bedroom. Especially the lights. I don’t have room for big lights in my room. The bounced lights work well, I wear glasses as you do and there is no reflection in your eyeglasses.
Hey! Thank you and glad you like it! I also have a dedicated video about lights: ruclips.net/video/0tlREIt6d3E/видео.htmlsi=oliakjnDHvA0vkGz
If you have questions just let me know and we can find a way to solve the problems and find the best way to achieve great lighting in a small space :) Thank you and good luck with your new setup :)
This is great. Tons of information! I have a tiny space I want to use for making videos and you gave me great ideas. Thanks.
Hehe! That's what I want to hear :) Glad you like it and I hope it helps 🤗🙋🏻♂️
Nice video
Thx Gabriel!!!
Glad you like it!
Thanks for making this video! :)
My pleasure! Thank you!
this is a fantastic video!
Glad you think so! Thank you :)
hey great video, could you possibly tell me the name of the exact clam you used to attach your mic arm to your C stand please
Hey! This is the clamp: amzn.to/3CqSgTF
It's an improvised thing :)) I just tighten the clamp that comes with the arm to the C-stand using this big one :))
That’s brilliant, thank you. That’s just what I needed.
Your video is cool. So thorough and calm, unfortunately the setup cost me my 3-4 months salary 🤣. But seriously dude, amazing video, loved everything about it, got to know new applications and hardwares I never heard of before. It's quite interesting. Looking forward to more such videos. Thanks.
Hey! Thank you and glad you like it. You don't need to build the entire setup. And I built it in years :)
Step by step you can build something that will help you to create your content as you wish :)
Thank you!
Cool channel! Love that you showed the prices - lots of channels don't do that! SUBSCRIBED
Thanks for the sub and glad you like it. Sometimes is hard to do it because prices change often and people will comment and say: hey, the price is wrong. And we can’t control that. The best thing to do is to use the links in the description and go to the products and also like this you help the creator of your buy something.
I try to make things as comfortable as possible for people who are watching my channel but sometimes is hard to solve all
The problems :)
Thank you and welcome to the community 🤗
🙋🏼♂️🇪🇦 Otro video super interesante. Me gusta tú canal 👏👏👍
Thank you! Glad you like it 🤗
Is it your actual camera? Look amazing!
Hey! Yes! I shoot all my videos with Sony ZV-E10 :) This is my main setup.
I'd subscribe you for your honesty. Much love and respect! God bless!
I appreciate that! Thank you 🤗
this is a great set up
Glad you like it! Thank you :)
It's a nice setup! I also recommend Dji Osmo Pocket 3 with 15mm wide angle lens.
Hey! Yes, that can work if you don't use a teleprompter. And it's a really great camera :)
such a amazing information video
Thank you! Glad you like it 🙋🏻♂️🤗
thank u for this video from thailand
Glad you like it! Thank you :)
@@GabrielVIP i just got ur recommended mic and light haha
@HENGDAYS Thank you :) Congratulations on your equipment. Learn how to use them right and the quality will be TOP :)
Hi! I'm sure these are stupid questions but I"m new..
1) If you're recording video to the camera SD and audio to the rodecaster SD, how do you start and stop them at the same time so that you can sync them in post production?
2) If you're going to use something like OBS, how do you connect your camera to the laptop and also to the external monitor so you can see what you're doing and record to the laptop at the same time?
Hey!
1. You don’t need to start them at the same time. You can sync everything with 2 clicks in the editing software. It's super simple. I showed this in one of my videos: ruclips.net/video/dypYHLtgkQI/видео.htmlsi=64zWRhyJ3yMgqX7o
2. You can connect the camera to the laptop using a capture card like Elgato Camlink. Connect a cable from the HDMI camera port to the HDMI port of the capture card.
If you want an external monitor you need one that has an HDMI out not just IN.
Connect the camera to the HDMI IN on the monitor and another one from the HDMI out of the monitor to the capture card :)
@@GabrielVIP Ahh - thank you so much!!! I really enjoy your videos and appreciate your help.
@al_ien1649 Glad you like it! It's my pleasure to help 🙋🏻♂️
Nice simple setup. I also have the Zve10
Thank you! This is a super powerful camera If it's used right! We can do so much with it!
Is the a way to record directly into Davinci from a sony camera? Do I need a streaming setup or some other tech?
Would love to be able to shoot some talking head and then very quickly reshoot if needed without offloading files all the time.
Great videos and help 😊
Hey! You can record directly in OBS. It’s free and super good. That's the fastest way if you want to record directly on a PC.
@@GabrielVIP Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP Is there any loss of quality or bit depth?
@@GabrielVIP I manage to record, but struggling to get HQ quality recording. Watched a bunch of videos but no luck. Do you know what it could be? I will pay you for your time if you can help me figure it out.
Thank you for the content , I really appreciate it. Do you have any experience with the Sony XLR K3M?
Thank you! I Appreciate it! I don't have K3M but maybe I can help you or search for a solution if you have problems :) Let me know!
Great video thanks! Buying some of this gear with your links.
Question though, it is unclear from your video:
Does the dummy battery keep the camera cool? You kind of combine a dummy batter with the rechargeable battery. Is the key thing to have the battery be on the outside (either dummy or regular)?
Hey! Glad you like it. Thank you!
The key is to use a dummy battery because that will not produce heat. A dummy that connects directly to the wall has a transformer outside the dummy that goes into the camera and produces heat but it’s outside.
And with an NPF as I do, it’s the same thing.
@@GabrielVIP I got the monitor you suggest and I’m running the dummy battery from that. Then I don’t need the small rig or external battery holder.
Thank you for the video! I learned very good stuff from them. Cheers!
Glad you like it. Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP You are one of the best channels out there. Keep on the great work. Consistency > Quality! 👍👍👍
Cool video. I was wondering if you could recommend me a camera & lens for the kind of videos I make. Mostly action figures reviews and need a camera that can do close-ups A/F and the zoom is not crazy loud. Right now pretty much shooting vids with a S8+ that's been begging for retirement. Thanks for cool setup ideas for a small space.
Hey! First, I need to know your budget :D It's super important to be able to recommend something. And if you can, explain a little bit more about what you want to shoot. Do you need image stabilization? Do you need a good camera in low light? You can shoot with a rig, or so you need something small. Let me know more and I will try to help as much as possible.
Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP Yeah, after reading your response I realized my question couldn't be more vague 🤦. First, thanks for replying. Second, I'm trying not to go over $500 for a camera/lens (I know I'm probably asking for too much)
Going to my setup, right now I have two LED lights, one is a brand-less 25cm ring and the other is an Ulanzi U200. I also have an Ulanzi VL49 RGB. I use a VIJIM LS01Extend with C clamp to hold the lights and attached to it an articulated arm for the phone to shoot the video. The mic is an Ulanzi Arimic Lavalier. All that I got it from Ali Express or Amazon.
The videos I do are reviews/unboxing of action figures, so the camera is just pointing to my hands and with a black background. So far the phone setup works but trying to upgrade the video quality.
Yesterday I saw a video for the Insta360 Link 2C, the price is tempting but I would have to get a little monitor like the one in your video to make sure the figure I'm reviewing is in frame.
I hope this helps, and again thanks for taking the time to reply. Take care.
Very nice informative video
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Thanks! Can you help me to understand how you superimpose your face on the keynote presentation? Is this done in DaVinci? What software / process are you using? Thanks!
Hey! Yes! I did it in Davinci Resolve.
It's impossible to explain here but you can find some tutorials on this channel
About editing in da in me. Is not exactly for this but it will help you to understand the basics and do it.
Great video, happy to subscribe. Cheers from Western Australia
Welcome aboard! Glad you like my video.
Awesome video thank you so much! Im moving into a new place and finally have a room for streaming so this helps me out a lot! Just wanted to ask you a question, I live stream 3-5 hours at a time. Does the dummy battery last that long for the camera? Im looking into buying the Sony ZVE-10 but i want to make sure it can handle long livestreams. Thanks again! I just subbed to your channel btw!
Hey!
The BIG NPF will last but if you make super long streams you can use a dummy battery that connects to the wall and stream as much as you want.
Also, use a capture card. I use Elgato Camlink 4K and it’s great.
so you can use either one of these options right?
1. dummy battery
2. npf adaptor + npf battery
or you use both? i don’t get it, thanks! 🙏
You can use a dummy battery that connects directly to the wall or one that connects to a plate with an NPF :)
Gabriel, Instead of using the Rodecaster DUO to make extreme voices, can you use it to make your voice just sound better, richer, etc?
Hey! This is the main feature of the Rodecaster. To have great live audio processing. You can use live EQ, Compression, Gate, etc. Yes, you can do that 100%!
Thank you!
good info Bro...thank you
CEO ...Durga
Glad you like it! Thank you :)
Thank you for posting this video 🎥🍿🍺🇺🇸👍. You have a new subscriber 🎉. Keep up the great 👍 work 🎉. This is a very helpful, & educational video. I hope that you get a million more subscribers.
Thank you so much, my friend :) Glad you like it and I appreciate your kind words. Thank you🙋🏻♂️🤗
Hi! What is the color profile you use on the Sony Zve10?
Hey :) For talking head videos, I keep the PP OFF! I don't need to use any :)
Nice video. Where can I get the robot voice?
Hey! It’s basic in Rodecaster DUO or PRO :)
hello. How did you adjust the light intensity and percentage of the es45 you turned on the wall?
Hey! I just dim the lights from the remote controls. If you dim the amount of mount bounced on the wall, also the reflection will be dimmed.
@@GabrielVIP thank you. I am grateful to you
Another great video Gabriel...👍👍
Thank you my friend. Glad you like it and thank you for your support 🙋🏻♂️
Do you do consultations for live streaming beginners
Send me an email at hello@gabrielvip.com and see what we can do :)
Excellent video. Your production quality is incredible, and I love the concise explanations. Subbed.
Thank you. Glad you like it and welcome to the channel :)
👏👏👏👏👏great you are legend
Hehe :) Thank you, my friend! I appreciate you support 🙋🏻♂️
Tiny Room✅ Tiny Budjet❌
The setup is not a budget setup. Compared to other professional setups is affordable but compared to a webcam and an entry-level camera it’s expensive. I like to present some professional setups and also some affordable versions but on a level where the quality is still super good.
I have other videos with more affordable versions :)
Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP I highly appreciate your kind response :)
i have a sony zv e10 and not only it overheats faster when you plug it while filming, it also ceates a loud static noise captured in the recorded audio.
Hey! I never had the sound problem. But with a dummy battery you are 100% good to go :)
This happened to me with a zv1 and the dummy battery
Hmmmm. Thank you for letting me know. What model of dummy battery do you use? It’s a dummy connected to an NPF or directly to the wall? Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP I connected directly to the wall
Enjoyed this video! I'm a little confused though - is the video being recorded onto the camera's SD card, or is it connected to the laptop somehow? I'm guessing the Rodecaster is also connected to the Mac.
Hey! The Rodecaster is connected but I recorded the sound processed by the Rodecaster directly on the Micro SD card that is in the Rodecaster and the video is recorded on the SD card in camera. I also recorded the laptop screen with those slides. Thank you :)
@@GabrielVIP thanks for the clarification. I’m enjoying your channel and it’s going to help my ecommerce business a ton.
Happy to hear that. If you need help, just le me know 🤗
So do you syncs the audio file from the road Caster to the video file from your camera in daVinci?
What is the laptop specs Gabriel?
Hey! MacBook PRO M2 16’, 16 GB Ram :)
Hey Gabriel , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your videos to reach to a wider audience ?
Hey man, thank you! I appreciate it. For the moment I can manage it. In the future, If I need an editor I will keep you in mind. Thank you!
Hi Gabriel. I have a talking head channel and actually I'm using some cheap lead lights (60 lamps), that are fine but they require that I am always really close to them. I've seen the powerful Neewer 660 led panel. but it has no included batteries, and it is a bit bulky for my tiny living room setup. So I've also seen the Raleno 192 lamps, that has a rechargable lythium battery included and it is lighter. In your opinion, this light could be enough for a talking head setup, in which I'm positioned 1 meter far from the light? Thank you very much
Hey! I don't think that 60W lights are not enough. Looks like you need a better lens. At that distance from the lights 60W should be more than enough. What lens do you use?
@@GabrielVIP not 60 watt, but 60 leds. I use the kit lens actually, on my Sony ZV E10
@vadoaviveredasolo I understand but it's not about the Nr. of LEDs, it's about the power and Lumens. But if you upgrade to a 1.4, 1.8 lens, you will have a much better image in low light, and also that great blur behind you.
@@GabrielVIP yes I would love that, I wait for the first RUclips payment to buy It. Thank you bro
@vadoaviveredasolo That's great :) You will be amazed by the upgrade :)
Thank you!
I’m so glad you went with an RE20 and not an SM7B. I hate how the SM7B sounds
Hello! This is RE320 ton RE20. In my opinion SM7B is exceptional but it really need to fit your voice. For my voice, this is better :) Thank you :)
@@GabrielVIP Are you sure? in the B-Roll shot it seems like it has a matte finish, which the black version of the RE20 would have, the RE320 has a glossy black finish and looks a bit "cheaper"
100%. I bought it brand new 😂😂 It's 320 :)
Can u make a video on how to use DaVinci resolve for beginners
Hey! I have a few of them on this playlist: Video Editing Tips and Tricks
ruclips.net/p/PLCL2LelpG7_lFvE2WLIU_yIE7Hkds5iJV
I hope it will help you 🤗
@@GabrielVIP thanks,watching them 1st thing in the morning 🌄 ☕️
@centralcal6604 Thank you my friend!
How about a live Zoom set for a standup production like a weather report with a big 55inches monitor/TV on the set. no desk, wireless mics
Hey! You can do that with a Lavalier mic for sure. Use a tall tripod and adjust properly the brightness of the screen to have great exposure.
confused about the light... how can you light the face normally pointing both light on the curtains?
Hey! The light is bounced from the wall in front of me, and the curtains, and like that the light is super soft. I explained everything here: ruclips.net/video/0tlREIt6d3E/видео.html
Direct light from the source will make the video noisy with too much light on you
What’s the link to the camera battery please??
Do you want the Dummy Battery?
This is it: amzn.to/3O3Q07H
@@GabrielVIP is that big monster you have?
Here it is:
NPF Adaptor: amzn.to/3U5mdPM
NPF Battery: amzn.to/3HiWoUY
You have all the equipment in the description with links 😁
Do you have a link for the camera stand?
Hey! This is my tripod: amzn.to/3vxSyFj
@@GabrielVIP nice! And what about the big stand your legato mic arm is attached to?
The mic arm is this: amzn.to/3VND6zB
@@GabrielVIP what about the big silver one it’s attached to?
The C Stand? This is it: amzn.to/49lW0AJ
Please share the link to your C stand and overhead lights
Hey! You have everything here about my lights and links in the description: ruclips.net/video/0tlREIt6d3E/видео.html
Thank you 🤗
@@GabrielVIP Thanks for the quick response.
Another question, do you record directly in laptop using a capture card or record in camera. Is there a quality difference?
I record it on camera. You can use a good capture card like Elgato Camlink 4k but the quality will not be the same. Almost the same with a great capture card but the files stored on the SD card are always better.
What bag was that when you mentioned the cage and traveling
Hey. That bag is not in production anymore but here is another one, wit the same size: amzn.to/3Uvbsqc
Hello sir. Just got the rodecaster dual through your affiliate link but I have an issue with the usb c connection. It’s says it needs more power. Do you recommend I buy a hub ?
Hey! I don’t know how you power it but use the provided power plug with usb C to power it and the original cable to connect it to the PC. You need to power it with the provided power adaptor and connect it to your PC with the provided cable. Be sure that you use it correctly. Thank you!
Do one video with kit lens please i have no sigma 😁
Hey! The only difference will be this: the aperture on the kit lens is 3.5 not 1.4. So, you need more light, or rise the ISO a little bit. Watch my video about how to set your camera and the rest is the same. I don't have the kit lens, but is almost the same thing :)
with quicktime screen recording you mean...the macos default screen recording? :))
Yes! Many people don't know that Quick Time is not just a player it also has a recording option.
Can I use my canon g7x?
Why not? If it has all you need, yes! It's perfect :)
Would the cage and battery/adapter be also compatible with the g7x ?
You need to search for a dedicated cage and dedicated battery. 100% it's different.
Ngl I only subbed cause of the accent 😂
Good video too
That's something new 😂 Thank you!
Glad you like it!
That is so funny. I have an accent too and reading your comment got me like aww that is so nice lol ❤ truth be told i love how he deliver his content too 😂
😂😂😂😂 This can be misunderstood 😂😂
i will chouse the maono
I didn't have that mic. Let me know how it is after you try it :) Thank you!
@@GabrielVIP I don't refer to the mic I refer to the console
You put your camera in your backpack without a lens cover? 1:11
Not a healthy example but sometimes yes!
I have used cameras for more than 12 years and never had even a small scratch. The lenses are not as sensitive as we think.
And also, on that shot, on the Sigma I have a protection filter. So… worst case scenario… I will have a scratch on the filter.
Most of the time I need to take out the camera fast and I hate to taking care of the lens cover :))
Understand youtuber
Thank you :)
Are you talk about bought or small room studio 🤔😂
Building a studio can be sometimes expensive but it can also be more expensive than this one :)
Even if it's expensive, for what it does it’s pretty cheap 😂
Your let up??😂😂😂😂
Hey! ??? I don’t get it!
Your setup is Too expensive!
Hey! For this quality, it is not but yes, overall it is not a budget setup.
looks good but lots of mouth cracks... pop filter would be appreciated. kind a gross
Hey. Thank you for your feedback. I will try to keep the mic a little bit far away. I don't really like pop filters in the frame but I will try to solve it :) I appreciate your feedback.
@@GabrielVIP that would be really good if you can figure out to get this solved somehow, with headphones its so hard to focus on the information you want to get out because of that, i am sure there is a way to improve that, thanks for the video, helped me a lot
Yeah, no problem! Thank you for your feedback!
RX Mouth de-click. The one plugin to save recordings like this. No pop filter needed. Life saver plugin. The whole RX series is great.
Um, he isn’t recording music. He doesn’t need it Mr perfection!!!!
Great video! Very inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🤗