I dont know who needs to hear this and I never do this but to everyone here that looked this video up in hopes to start a youtube career like me, good luck 🤞 I pray you have fun and it is lucrative for you! 🥰
Can't believe this video isn't viral. I've watched a dozen tutorials on lighting, and this is BY FAR the most useful, straight-to-the-point video on the topic.
You don't know how grateful I am for this video. Struggling more than six months and spending lots of money on different lights and RGB and not satisfied the result. I wish I watched it long before. Thanks thanks thanks
Man, I can't express just how helpful your videos have been. Thanks so much for your selfless approach and great delivery of awesome info. I have a culinary podcast in the works, and your videos have been incredibly helpful in getting me set up for success from the FIRST.
Super helpful. It’s been a while since I used this in-studio method and I haven’t worked with color lights before, so as I’m looking to really dive into content creation this year, these were some great tips. Thanks man!
These videos have been instrumental in helping me create my paid courses. Lots of insightful bits: "low light + high exposure > bright light/low exp" "put the light near you to reduce background spill"
Every time i search for a lighting tutorial video, i always look out for BEN JOHNSON. You are the expert on youtube when it comes to lighting. Thank you very much..will send a link after i have set up my lights.. thank you
Thank you for this video. I've been looking at simple lighting set-ups for home video production, but until now had no concept of how to position anything. You answered lots of questions!
This video helped me a ton after making hundreds of videos. If I didn't have any experience making videos, I hardly believe I could have understood the point of the video.
OMG THANK YOU!! I have literally been searching all week for this information!! Question what should the White balance setting be for this type of setup? Idk if it is my exposure or white balance but I’m noticing my lights do not look as colorful in camera as they do in person. I believe I have my WB set to Tungsten and my ISO is 100 my blue light looks more white than blue and my pink light looks like a faded purple. I’m going to definitely try your exposure tip. I just wanted to know how the white balance effect everything when using RGB lights as well. Thanks for teaching me your videos are helpful I dropped out of photography classes after two weeks 7yrs ago lol it was too complex but people like you are the best instructors for people like me. Your content is very much appreciated!! Thank you!!
Wow thanks so much for your kind words! Yes white balance will affect the color I would turn off your key and fill and rim lights and leave on the rgb lights. Then watch the camera and adjust the white balance until it looks how you’d like. If you end up at like 4600k or 5600k or whatever it is, then set your key and fill and rim lights to that
I started watching you almost a year ago. Got so much from your content, but as a beginner at everything couldn't implement it all. Now I'm back with better equipment and more experience and able to absorb so much more. Thanks so much :)
Ben! We tried to do the same with the lights you recommend (that are not the same you are using) but it doesn’t work. Because the minimum brightness is too bright, and all the background gets a lot of light. I guess you are using the falcon eyes, but they are too expensive, what else can we try?
There are 6 solutions to this problem you can try. 1) If you have enough space, move as far as you possibly can from the background. This is ideal anyway for a good feeling of depth in the image. 2) Change the angle of the key light so that it is either higher or further to the side of you. Making it further to the side will create more shadows and may be a really interesting look if you like it. If not, then another light or reflector can be used as a fill light to make the image more flat. 3) Cover your key light with one or multiple sheets of white fabric. This will make the light a bit more soft and more dim. Use more layers to make it as dark as needed. You can tape, clamp, or use any other method you want to attach the fabric. 4) Use negative fill to shape the light. Just search negative fill for examples on how to use it if you need. You can use blackwrap or black cloth for this to focus the light. 5) Edit the colors in post. If you are using an advanced editing software like premiere pro, you may be able to restore a lot of color by messing with your color correction. Of course this is less optimal than getting it right on set. 6) Change the lights. If all else fails and you want the colored background, this may be necessary. Of course, maybe you only need to change the RGB light to a brighter version.
I am searching for a donor or business partner to stand a famous youtube channel. In Bangladesh , it's too easy to gain 1 million subscribers by making creative tech or travel vlog videos. I have a computer setup and a lot of experience in video editing and photoshop... I need just a camera and background set up.. so, I am searching for a partner for my youtube channel
Dropped brightness level of lights, increased exposure of camera and raised RBG lights off the ground to sit just behind me. Incredible how much those three small changes have boosted the quality of my video. Background colour pops and I stand out even more while being well-light still. Super excited to feature the new setup in my next video/stream. Thank you for your great work Ben!
Awesome! So glad it’s helping! One quick note that I wished I would have mentioned: don’t raise your iso TOO much as it will get noisy/grainy. Just watch out for it :)
How do you increase exposure and get a colour enhancement? Im using my iPhone 14 to film and that colour enhancement only works for me if I increase saturation but then I turn orange! Some advice would really be appreciated 😊
Love this channel as to refer for me as beginner content creator. Greetings from Malaysia Ben. Lots of information and knowledge i got from this channel. Thanks Ben.
Your channel has opened my eyes to details when it comes to lighting placement and creating RUclips content the right way that I didn't even know. I'm still working on buying more gear, but I want to make sure I take advantage of the gear I already have. One of the lights I own is a Yongnuo RGB Wand Light. I can control the color from an app on my iPhone. You just helped me crack the code with the settings though. I still have a lot of trial and error. But wow!!! You've just given me such a boost and I can't thank you enough! I definitely subscribed and I'm looking forward to seeing more tips and tricks from you as well.
@@benjohnsoncreative Thank you so much. I do have a question. What adapter do you use to bend the wand lights down or at an angle? I have a the regular light stand from Amazon where you just twist it on, but you can’t move it around or bend it.
Awesome Jason! Congrats on STARTING! You may like to check out my free super simple camera settings guide to get a feel for exposure and camera settings for video: www.benjohnsoncreative.com/ssccguide
SUPER GOOD INFO! I'm a beginner yet have a OCD-Ish way of working. I will play with my lights all weekend to at least utilize the lights I do have. The concept of building the lighting as you go is somewhat to a music producer/arranger goes through. From silence, to organized sound. Sequences, etc... its important to break things down this way so we understand. Great tips, and thank you!!!!
Really helpful the way you showed the shadow sinking as the light was raised. Simple concept but seeing it in action makes the difference! Thanks for the tips!
love the video and one thing I love about your video is that there are informative and straight to the point. And I will try that light up method in my next video
Thank you thank you for these light videos!! As somebody who does not have a film or media background, this is easy enough for me to understand and use for my own videos
Awesome Jenny! Have fun with it, and feel free to try, every space and light is different so sometimes you have to adjust and experiment til you get the look you want. This is just a starting point :)
A clear succinct video which I have bookmarked and will come back to again. I recently got studio lights for my channel and made a video about my RUclips equipment, using these techniques and linking to this video of yours at the end. Would appreciate any tips for filming in front of a window (where my plants are), if you get the chance. Many thanks.
Wow! Wow! I am in the process of a building a home to my family! One of the bedroom is going to be my RUclips studio. Thank you for helping me out here in Nairobi Kenya!
Awesome glad this was helpful for you! Here is a tour of my RUclips studio, you may find some other ideas from it: ruclips.net/video/6qCudlvHg9I/видео.html
Stumbled on your channel and very happy I did! Some really great tips in this video, Ben! Turning down the light hitting the subject and adjusting the exposure in camera is definitely a game changer!
These videos are super useful and I love your presentation style, many thanks! Did I miss the part where you said where the rim light goes? Opposite the key light is that right? So behind at an angle, raised?
It wouldn’t necessarily enhance it, it Would just give you more options to try. You could also use it to just make your background brighter if you want by using a white color setting
Lol thanks, whenever I’m dealing with the haters I just think back to my convo with my friend Zac, it’s here if you are looking for something to watch: ruclips.net/video/TaEWLC84Q68/видео.html
@@benjohnsoncreative I am already very addicted to the content of this channel I found many things are detailed in way that I didn’t find it any where . although I watch a lot of channels . Big thanks for this amazing channel and respect ben .
Great stuff Ben! This is the 2nd video of yours I watched about lighting. I got level with you... Your content is PURE PLATINUM! I'm learning A LOT from you. Thank you Ben! Keep crushing it!
Thank you for sharing this! Things in life have been in such flux, causing me to delay production on @engageshow time and time again, and I had forgotten all about considering manipulating exposure on my camera. Thank you for reminding me of that and for showcasing a couple different examples juxtaposing different ISOs vs. power/intensity from the lighting itself.
Very nice video, very precise to the point. It's a MUST for everyone who wants to make a good RUclips Studio. I am also building my own DIY Studio, near finishing. Will start making videos soon.
DUDE... This has been incredibly helpful to watch! Thanks, man! Glad I found your channel. Or, I should say, glad the YT algo helped us to find each other lol
I am ramping up on the way i make my videos, and its really helpful to see how you maximise your video capabilities just by altering the lighting settings. Thanks for sharing, really appreciate the knowledge transfer!!⚡👌
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I dont know who needs to hear this and I never do this but to everyone here that looked this video up in hopes to start a youtube career like me, good luck 🤞 I pray you have fun and it is lucrative for you! 🥰
Thanks for watching Jasmine!
Aww. Same to you too ❤
Can't believe this video isn't viral. I've watched a dozen tutorials on lighting, and this is BY FAR the most useful, straight-to-the-point video on the topic.
Thanks Ann! I'm glad it helped!
agree!!
this is the most helpful video by far to be honest
This is by far the best video about lighting! You actually talk about the problems people have and share how to solve them! This video helped a ton!
Thanks Alexander! Glad it helped!!
Loved how she smiled throughout ❤
"Remember that these lights are just tools, you are in control of them, they're not in control of you" Ben Johnson, Dec 17, 2020
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You don't know how grateful I am for this video. Struggling more than six months and spending lots of money on different lights and RGB and not satisfied the result. I wish I watched it long before. Thanks thanks thanks
Awesome Nabi! Glad you found it!
Man, I can't express just how helpful your videos have been. Thanks so much for your selfless approach and great delivery of awesome info. I have a culinary podcast in the works, and your videos have been incredibly helpful in getting me set up for success from the FIRST.
Awesome! That’s so cool. Let me know when your podcast is out and rocking would love to see it in action!
Said it before and I'll say it again : great channel, useful for budding creators like us. A but congratulations on your superb growth 👌
Thanks so much Patrick!
Dude, I don't comment very often, but your Intro is cool and clean as hell.
Thanks so much!! 🤘🏻
Super helpful. It’s been a while since I used this in-studio method and I haven’t worked with color lights before, so as I’m looking to really dive into content creation this year, these were some great tips. Thanks man!
Awesome glad it was helpful!
These videos have been instrumental in helping me create my paid courses. Lots of insightful bits: "low light + high exposure > bright light/low exp" "put the light near you to reduce background spill"
5:04 this is exactly what I struggle with now! Thank you so much for wonderful tips! Thank you Ben
Awesome glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Every time i search for a lighting tutorial video, i always look out for BEN JOHNSON. You are the expert on youtube when it comes to lighting. Thank you very much..will send a link after i have set up my lights.. thank you
Awesome Refilewe! Thanks for your kind words, and please send a link would love to see how you’re applying!
@@benjohnsoncreative will do..thanx
Helpful. Gotta try this!
Go for it! Hope it helps ya out :)
ruclips.net/video/mVaoc3j7vhY/видео.html
Thank you for this video. I've been looking at simple lighting set-ups for home video production, but until now had no concept of how to position anything. You answered lots of questions!
Thanks for that very lucid, clear and to the point video. You got straight to the point without any fluff and it was beautifully shot! Big props!!
Thanks Gavin! Glad you enjoyed!
This video helped me a ton after making hundreds of videos.
If I didn't have any experience making videos, I hardly believe I could have understood the point of the video.
I've watched a lot of videos about lighting on RUclips, but no one gave me as much information as you did in this short video.
great work
Glad you enjoyed!
Amazing! Would love to see a home dance/gym studio lighting video as well! I am turning my basement into a studio to record some dance videos 😊
I’ve shot quite a few dance videos! Mainly on location but the principles apply, I may do this soon! Thanks for watching and asking!
@@benjohnsoncreative Awesome, looking forward to it!
ruclips.net/video/mVaoc3j7vhY/видео.html
@@benjohnsoncreative YES PLEASE!
You have went beyond your goal! Your contents are the best resource I've seen in the community so far.
Thanks so much Joseph that means a lot!!
you have some of the most aesthetically pleasing content. its so clean omg my anxiety thanks you lol
Hahaha! Thanks so much! I’m glad that you’re enjoying the vids!
I’ve learned so much in just two videos vs all the other videos on YT. Thanks for these videos
Glad you like them!
OMG THANK YOU!! I have literally been searching all week for this information!! Question what should the White balance setting be for this type of setup? Idk if it is my exposure or white balance but I’m noticing my lights do not look as colorful in camera as they do in person. I believe I have my WB set to Tungsten and my ISO is 100 my blue light looks more white than blue and my pink light looks like a faded purple. I’m going to definitely try your exposure tip. I just wanted to know how the white balance effect everything when using RGB lights as well. Thanks for teaching me your videos are helpful I dropped out of photography classes after two weeks 7yrs ago lol it was too complex but people like you are the best instructors for people like me. Your content is very much appreciated!! Thank you!!
Wow thanks so much for your kind words! Yes white balance will affect the color
I would turn off your key and fill and rim lights and leave on the rgb lights. Then watch the camera and adjust the white balance until it looks how you’d like. If you end up at like 4600k or 5600k or whatever it is, then set your key and fill and rim lights to that
I started watching you almost a year ago. Got so much from your content, but as a beginner at everything couldn't implement it all. Now I'm back with better equipment and more experience and able to absorb so much more. Thanks so much :)
Great to hear!
Ben! We tried to do the same with the lights you recommend (that are not the same you are using) but it doesn’t work. Because the minimum brightness is too bright, and all the background gets a lot of light. I guess you are using the falcon eyes, but they are too expensive, what else can we try?
You’ve got to angle the lights so that they don’t hit the background
What is the color of your backgroung?
There are 6 solutions to this problem you can try.
1) If you have enough space, move as far as you possibly can from the background. This is ideal anyway for a good feeling of depth in the image.
2) Change the angle of the key light so that it is either higher or further to the side of you. Making it further to the side will create more shadows and may be a really interesting look if you like it. If not, then another light or reflector can be used as a fill light to make the image more flat.
3) Cover your key light with one or multiple sheets of white fabric. This will make the light a bit more soft and more dim. Use more layers to make it as dark as needed. You can tape, clamp, or use any other method you want to attach the fabric.
4) Use negative fill to shape the light. Just search negative fill for examples on how to use it if you need. You can use blackwrap or black cloth for this to focus the light.
5) Edit the colors in post. If you are using an advanced editing software like premiere pro, you may be able to restore a lot of color by messing with your color correction. Of course this is less optimal than getting it right on set.
6) Change the lights. If all else fails and you want the colored background, this may be necessary. Of course, maybe you only need to change the RGB light to a brighter version.
I am searching for a donor or business partner to stand a famous youtube channel. In Bangladesh , it's too easy to gain 1 million subscribers by making creative tech or travel vlog videos. I have a computer setup and a lot of experience in video editing and photoshop... I need just a camera and background set up.. so, I am searching for a partner for my youtube channel
@athenas did you try the solutions listed? curious if you were able to get it to work as I'm thinking of investing in this set up
This is the best video someone has ever put on RUclips, exactly my issues, thanks
I’m glad it’s helpful for you!
Dropped brightness level of lights, increased exposure of camera and raised RBG lights off the ground to sit just behind me. Incredible how much those three small changes have boosted the quality of my video. Background colour pops and I stand out even more while being well-light still. Super excited to feature the new setup in my next video/stream. Thank you for your great work Ben!
Awesome! So glad it’s helping! One quick note that I wished I would have mentioned: don’t raise your iso TOO much as it will get noisy/grainy. Just watch out for it :)
@@benjohnsoncreative Yeah I noticed that! Just a small bump from 1000 to 1250 was enough for me!
How do you increase exposure and get a colour enhancement? Im using my iPhone 14 to film and that colour enhancement only works for me if I increase saturation but then I turn orange! Some advice would really be appreciated 😊
Thank You so much Bro! Amazing tips! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Thanks Bruno!
Raising exposure part is where I was screwing up😊
Just make sure not to raise it toooo high :)
@@benjohnsoncreativeI sure was screwing up here too 😅
Trust me your channel is pretty much underrated. It was beautiful!
Thanks Devshlok!
this video i search it from 2 month , god job 👌
Thanks Tamer glad you found it and glad it helped!
@@benjohnsoncreative 😍
Thank you bro. I wish you good work.
Thanks for watching!
I was just looking for this. Great video bro!
Haha well I’m happy that you found it Joshua, thanks for watching 🤘🏻
So helpful!!! I love that you showed real examples bringing the exposure up and down and the comparison! Keep it up :)
Thanks Naty!
Cool calm speaking voice and pace. Very informative and respectful. Thanks this was helpful and it’s worth the sub
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video!
Love this channel as to refer for me as beginner content creator. Greetings from Malaysia Ben. Lots of information and knowledge i got from this channel. Thanks Ben.
Glad it’s helping!
Amazing ❤🙏🏻🔥 you are awsome 😨😱 you have change my videos 🙏🏻❤ thank you 🙏🏻❤
Thanks Driss!! Glad it’s helping! ❤️ 🙏🏻
Hit Like before I even got started because I knew it'd be awesome information - thanks Ben!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your channel has opened my eyes to details when it comes to lighting placement and creating RUclips content the right way that I didn't even know. I'm still working on buying more gear, but I want to make sure I take advantage of the gear I already have. One of the lights I own is a Yongnuo RGB Wand Light. I can control the color from an app on my iPhone. You just helped me crack the code with the settings though. I still have a lot of trial and error. But wow!!! You've just given me such a boost and I can't thank you enough! I definitely subscribed and I'm looking forward to seeing more tips and tricks from you as well.
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed the vid and yes that’s a great light! You said it well: trial and error. That’s how it works :)
@@benjohnsoncreative Thank you so much. I do have a question. What adapter do you use to bend the wand lights down or at an angle? I have a the regular light stand from Amazon where you just twist it on, but you can’t move it around or bend it.
Thank you for the quick tutorial! I am new the content creation world and always wondered how to setup my lights.
Awesome Jason! Congrats on STARTING! You may like to check out my free super simple camera settings guide to get a feel for exposure and camera settings for video: www.benjohnsoncreative.com/ssccguide
Thanks dude! I ran into some of these same problems when I got my RGB light. Thanks for answering the exact questions I had!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for your reply on your other video Ben!!! This video absolutely helps with dark walls/ backgrounds for sure!!!!
Glad it helped!
SUPER GOOD INFO! I'm a beginner yet have a OCD-Ish way of working. I will play with my lights all weekend to at least utilize the lights I do have. The concept of building the lighting as you go is somewhat to a music producer/arranger goes through. From silence, to organized sound. Sequences, etc... its important to break things down this way so we understand. Great tips, and thank you!!!!
Awesome I’m glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!!
the exposure part is veeery important. it is the key point. thanks dude !
Absolutely!
Thank for your wonderful instructions about the lighting
Glad it was helpful!
Really helpful the way you showed the shadow sinking as the light was raised. Simple concept but seeing it in action makes the difference! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks Doug! Appreciate that 🙏🏻
SUPER SUPER helpful video, I learned a TON actually that I haven' known in YEARS of creating video
Glad it was helpful!
love the video and one thing I love about your video is that there are informative and straight to the point. And I will try that light up method in my next video
Go for it Ron!
Returned to this video so many times! LOADS of value. Thanks man
Great to hear! I’m so glad it’s helpful to you!
Thank you thank you for these light videos!! As somebody who does not have a film or media background, this is easy enough for me to understand and use for my own videos
Awesome Jenny! Have fun with it, and feel free to try, every space and light is different so sometimes you have to adjust and experiment til you get the look you want. This is just a starting point :)
I've saved a lot of your videos but this is the most valuable for a beginner like me. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
A clear succinct video which I have bookmarked and will come back to again. I recently got studio lights for my channel and made a video about my RUclips equipment, using these techniques and linking to this video of yours at the end. Would appreciate any tips for filming in front of a window (where my plants are), if you get the chance. Many thanks.
Yes I plan on doing some natural light lighting tutorials soon!
Wow! Wow! I am in the process of a building a home to my family! One of the bedroom is going to be my RUclips studio. Thank you for helping me out here in Nairobi Kenya!
Awesome glad this was helpful for you! Here is a tour of my RUclips studio, you may find some other ideas from it: ruclips.net/video/6qCudlvHg9I/видео.html
@@benjohnsoncreative watched it. Loved it. Inspired!
Finally got some lighting for my channel and I just knew I need to come and re-watch this video again!
Congrats on the new lighting gear!
@@benjohnsoncreative Thank you 🙂 And thanks for the amazing videos once again! Really helpful!
Stumbled on your channel and very happy I did! Some really great tips in this video, Ben! Turning down the light hitting the subject and adjusting the exposure in camera is definitely a game changer!
For sure! Don’t go toooo far with bumping iso up, but you can definitely play around with it some
best explanation i have seen so far on lighting basics. hell yea
Thank you!
How far away do you think the video camera should be from your face or body ? I’m using iPhone mini 12 to begin my project? Thank you 🙏
Here’s some tips regarding camera placement: ruclips.net/video/AA-QKdBfweE/видео.html
I really appreciate these videos, and randomly comment on tutorial videos, but had NO IDEA this guy is from Georgia too! Sick!!
Yes! Haha represent! Thanks for watching
These videos are super useful and I love your presentation style, many thanks! Did I miss the part where you said where the rim light goes? Opposite the key light is that right? So behind at an angle, raised?
Amazing! This lesson is just right on the spot.
Glad it helped!
Two years and this info never expires!! Thanks
Glad that it continues to be a resource for you!
Just spent a few hours yesterday practicing this very topic. Thank you!!!
Awesome Laligirl, practice is the best way to get better!
thanks for the great video! I do wonder how the effect will change if using one of those backdrops (fabric instead of solid wall)...
another great video about lighting man! thank you so much! learning a lot from your channel.
Awesome duekneel! Thanks for the feedback glad it’s helping ya learn!
@@benjohnsoncreative now i'm curious how you setup that split tone background for this talking head. haha!
This was really helpful
Awesome glad it helped you out!
Well, this is probably the most informative video I have found so far. Thank You for making these tips. I will be using them to my advantage!
Awesome I hope they serve you well! Thanks for watching!
@@benjohnsoncreative they have been
I use wooden fence boards wall hanging as a backdrop..would placing an RGB colored light behind me enhance my appearance?
It wouldn’t necessarily enhance it, it
Would just give you more options to try. You could also use it to just make your background brighter if you want by using a white color setting
@@benjohnsoncreative Ok thx...would a small lamp do the trick or would it be best to use the Color Light you mentioned in the video?
I am confused about those who dislike this amazing and very helpful video . Some people are insane.
Lol thanks, whenever I’m dealing with the haters I just think back to my convo with my friend Zac, it’s here if you are looking for something to watch: ruclips.net/video/TaEWLC84Q68/видео.html
@@benjohnsoncreative I am already very addicted to the content of this channel I found many things are detailed in way that I didn’t find it any where . although I watch a lot of channels . Big thanks for this amazing channel and respect ben .
This is exactly what I needed as I’m setting up my RUclips studio lighting. Liked and subscribed!! Amazing channel!
Thanks you may enjoy this video to see how I set up my newest studio shot: ruclips.net/video/TBcMoR0laxk/видео.html
The way this was shot and put together is refreshing! Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching! And thanks for the feedback! 🤘🏻
I wish I saw this video first - I would have saved myself a number of hours. BTW, great video presentation, Ben.
Thanks! Here’s an even more updated one: ruclips.net/video/XjexTWJ_D24/видео.html
Thanks for sharing this link. Excellent tutorial!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching 🤘🏻
Another great vid! 💪💪💪
Thanks Afzal! 💪🏻
for real! solid advice! I am looking to take my channel and lighting to another level! thank you
Thanks TM!
@@benjohnsoncreative no problem!
Great, simple explanation Ben.
Thanks CS!
Great stuff Ben! This is the 2nd video of yours I watched about lighting. I got level with you... Your content is PURE PLATINUM! I'm learning A LOT from you. Thank you Ben! Keep crushing it!
Awesome Andrew I am glad that you are learning and finding it helpful, I appreciate the feedback and encouragement! 🤘🏻
Awesome as always. Seriously value with the colored light tip.
Thanks! I’m glad you got value from it!
At 3:46. Just the tip I needed. Thanks bro!
Awesome Jesse I’m glad that helped!
Thank you for sharing this!
Things in life have been in such flux, causing me to delay production on @engageshow time and time again, and I had forgotten all about considering manipulating exposure on my camera. Thank you for reminding me of that and for showcasing a couple different examples juxtaposing different ISOs vs. power/intensity from the lighting itself.
You’re welcome! You can also check out my free camera settings guide to help even more : www.supersimplecamerasettings.com
Always the go to guy Ben is for me!
Thanks Sai! 🙌🏻
another great vid! waiting for your grading vid to get those mega saturated lights on the background!
Yes I am planning one soon :)
Super helpful. Do you have any videos for lighting for podcast set with a guest?
This should help: ruclips.net/video/m70UInZKJjU/видео.html
❤❤❤ I love you. You cleared my confusion for the rgb lights. Thx
Happy to help!
Yo appreciate the video brother exactly what I was looking for and straight to the point .
Superb advice that put to work with great results.
Glad it was helpful!
Just found your channel but already learning so much from your vids!
Awesome DMGT, glad the vids are helping!
Just the information I needed! Thanks Ben!
Happy to help!
Very nice video, very precise to the point. It's a MUST for everyone who wants to make a good RUclips Studio. I am also building my own DIY Studio, near finishing. Will start making videos soon.
Awesome congrats on your studio!
@@benjohnsoncreative Thank you very much...
@@benjohnsoncreative Thanks Ben for the wishes ...
Thanks for the info, very easy to follow. How did you create the shot @5:48?
Thanks Naami, it is an effect plug in called “mtuber 2” you can find it from the link in my video description under “my favorite video effects”
Thank you sir for breaking it down for us!!! So helpful.
Awesome glad you found it helpful!!
Yo just changed the game with actually understanding iso ratings and light sources. Thank you.
So glad this video helped!!
It's really awesome and the mode is adorable!
Yeah she is! My wife :)
@@benjohnsoncreative wow! Congratulations Ben, for having a diamond!
Thanks Ben, it is very helpful, great work, keep it up. All the Best...
Thanks Navida I appreciate that! 🙏🏻
DUDE...
This has been incredibly helpful to watch!
Thanks, man!
Glad I found your channel. Or, I should say, glad the YT algo helped us to find each other lol
Haha I’m very happy for that as well, glad it’s helping you!
I am ramping up on the way i make my videos, and its really helpful to see how you maximise your video capabilities just by altering the lighting settings. Thanks for sharing, really appreciate the knowledge transfer!!⚡👌
Thanks Derrick! I’m glad you’re finding value here!
Super helpful! Thank you so much Ben!
Thanks for watching Cayman, glad you found it helpful!
Wish I would have seen this earlier.
Gave me a better idea of my quick home set up, thank you man
Awesome glad it helped!
I have a Sigma 16mm and 30mm F1.4 lens for my camera. What F. Do you recommend? Should I go all the way down to F1.4?
I would try it
Awesome videos Ben - just ordered some lights as you recommended (via your links of course!) for us to start making content at work! Stoked man.
Awesome hope they work well for you!