How To Light YouTube Videos So You Look Better #Best Education Page #Online Earning

how to go from this to this gonna give

you all the details right on this video

what's up guys big Mart care thank you

so much for coming back to my channel

it's great to see you guys here today

you know normally we talk about making

money online how to become an

entrepreneur how to work from home and

all that good stuff we talk about

YouTube tips how to get more views and

subscribers on YouTube but today I

wanted to show you how you can look

better on your videos just by changing a

few lights here and there and by making

a few adjustments on your camera it can

really make a huge difference okay it

can up your production value a little

bit and just make give it a little bit

more pizazz now normally I wouldn't

blight my videos like this this is a

little bit over the top okay

I added some lights in the background a

little bit of a light decoration over

there on the side and everything but I

just want to show you what is possible

and just by moving a few little simple

things and that's what we're going to

talk about on this video let's just go

ahead and get started here I want to

talk about three-point lighting which is

one of the most basic lighting setups

that you can have a lot of youtubers use

this and they also use it in movies and

different films and different things and

so let me just go ahead and let's walk

through here and tell you what this is

all about so the three standard

three-point lighting and what that is

the first thing is you're going to have

a key light now the key light is usually

the brightest light that's shining on

the subjects face okay so me being the

subject I'm looking at the key light

right now that's over here on the side

of my face alright so that's a hit me

right here and then there's also

something called a fill light which is

something that is shining on this side

of my face that way might this side of

my face is not in complete darkness you

know as you still want to see my eyes

and stuff like that or a fill light can

be like ambient light which is what I

also have and or you could all you know

open up a window a little bit maybe let

a little bit of light in just to fill in

the other side of your face but the

reason why we have one side and I think

a lot of youtubers make this mistake by

placing the light directly right in

front of them and what happens is is

this creates like a to the

a flat image and so in film what they do

is in order to create like a more more

depth to videos as they use lighting to

do that right and one of the other ways

to do that is to have a backlight so you

can see right here I have a little light

on my hair and then down here on my neck

on just the back of my neck here and

then you can see a little bit of light

here rolling off my shirt here can I

have a dark shirt on but you can see it

is just kind of rolling off here and

what that does is a backlight separates

me from the background okay this is very

commonly used let me show you a couple

images right here looking at this one

just a clip from a movie and you can see

a little backlight hitting her shoulder

there and I can't see the top of her

head but you can see a little bit of

light here in the back and then you have

this uh this this key light over here

hitting here on this side but then

there's a little bit of a fill light

that way her the other side of her face

is not in complete darkness here's

another little example I went to the gym

today with my wife and I looked up at

the TV monitors in there and I saw a

soap opera and I thought oh my gosh this

would be like a perfect example

to show you guys what they do in movie

scenes and different things like that in

this case a soap opera so something

that's on TV but you can see right here

you can see the light on her head there

which normally they call a backlight can

also be called a rim light a hair light

there's lots of different little names

for it but you can see that you can see

the light there on her hair and it just

kind of comes down behind and then on

her shoulder right here and then I can

see a little bit of light over here on

this cheek which seems to be a little

bit brighter and then over here it's a

little bit darker on this side of her

face and so let's go and check out

another one

oh wait check out this dude right here

he's got the light on guys this is not a

mistake all right

these actors and actresses are

instructed to stand right in the perfect

position okay like the lighting guy will

go OK or the director will say okay

you're gonna walk and then you're gonna

stop here

you know they will direct the actors

where to stop and then the lighting will

be positioned according to that all

right so it's not a mistake like there's

like some like halogen light flying

around somewhere on the ceiling and and

wherever it lands it lands know this is

really all set up guys to give it that

drama that dramatic

in everything so this is really cool and

that's what I'm excited about today

because I'm gonna show you guys really

how all this stuff works you can see

that backlight hitting his shoulder

there look how that works that's the

first thing I want to show you guys

because this is gonna this is gonna

really make all the difference so first

let me show you what it looks like by

just having a backlight all right so let

me go and change the image and I'll be

right back ooh spooky

all right so this is just the backlight

by itself you could see it you know my

hair is a little lit up there and then

it's just running down the side of my

face and you can see like the back of my

neck here and then now you can see it on

my shoulder here and that's separating

me from the background okay it's just a

now I've seen movies where they just use

a backlight only they don't have a key

light or anything like that now what

we're gonna do here what I want to show

you guys is the very first thing you

should do before you do any type of

lighting in your room in your office in

your in your studio or wherever you are

and that is is to block out all the

lighting all the external lighting all

the windows and everything just go ahead

and turn the blinds and put something

over the windows and get the room as

dark as possible

okay so all the natural light needs to

be covered up all right it sounds a

little weird and it almost looks like

this is nighttime right now but it's not

this is like in the middle of the day

it's like 3:30 p.m. right now and so so

that's what I'm going to do I'm going to

turn off all the lights here we go okay

now now it's really spooky I this almost

pitch-black I can't see anything so this

is how it should look when you guys

first get started okay and so then at

this point what you want to do is

introduce light into the scene okay so I

can start over here by reaching over and

turning on this light over here and

let's see how that looks okay and then I

can tilt that a little bit and I am

introducing light into the scene just

like that I'm creating my own image it's

a little bit blurry and because there's

not enough light in here for the camera

to focus properly but I just want to

show you that so what I'm gonna do first

is we're gonna start from scratch from

complete scratch and we're gonna start

with the key light okay

so let me

just go ahead and turn on the key light

real quick I'll be right back all right

so here's just the key light alone now

it's almost like overly dramatic right

they do this in movies all the time it's

kind of like a new are kind of look and

I use it sometimes I've used it on

different videos and stuff and I used to

do like little films and stuff back in

the day but for YouTube man I don't know

probably not going to fit every single

video unless you have like a camera or

video channel where you talk about

filmmaking and stuff it may not apply

for everything but it's a start it's the

very first light so looking over on the

slide here a little image that I have

this is where we are right now so we can

see that I have the key light here which

is right up here okay and here's the

camera so here's me and the cameras you

know pointing in this direction and so

this is approximately where the key

light is now the key light is like off

to the side but it's it's up a little

bit so it's kind of like shining down

like this it's not quite right on the

side of my face or at this angle or at

this height it's up a little bit more

and the light is very soft and what

normally they call like a softbox and

I'm gonna show you exactly what light to

get for this but so that's the key light

right there now that's one and so now we

will must do is have some type of

ambient light or a fill light now for

the fill light I have a little lamp over

here on on my desk here so I'm gonna go

ahead and turn that on and that's going

to create some type of fill for this

side of my face

you see it light up a little bit now I

don't want my fill light to bright

because I want to have a casting shadow

on this side of my face you see how that

my nose here it's casting a little bit

of shadow here so this is what you want

this is creating depth three-dimensional

okay this is what I talked about earlier

a lot of guys just have all that

brightness right in front of them and it

creates a flat two-dimensional image all

right so we're creating depth here

that's the whole point of this this

three-point lighting and what they do on

the soap operas and the movies and stuff

okay so now that we have that but you

can see that I just kind of fade off

into the background you see that like

Mike

it's a pretty dark shirt it's like a

like a dark purple or something like

that but there needs to be some type of

separation from me and the background to

create more debt all right and then so

what do we do well we introduced the

backlight which is down here and or you

can just call it the rim light some

people call it the hair light so let me

go ahead and turn that on all right so

there's the backlight and you can see

now I have that backlight a little bit

high up kind of behind me a little bit

shining down on my back so it gets my

neck here a little bit which is really

good because then that shows the edge

hence why they call it the rim but you

can see it shows the the edge or the rim

of my shirt there of my shoulder a

little bit and what I'm gonna do also is

add some more ambient light you guys can

do this if needed because sometimes it

gets super super dark but let me go

ahead and I'll be right back all right

there we go so if you find your room

even after the three-point lighting

technique if you find that your room is

still a little bit too dark you can add

a little bit of ambient light by you

know opening the blinds a little bit on

the window or have a light pointing

directly up at the ceiling and what that

will do is spread the light evenly

throughout around the room all right so

there's one thing missing before we

continue and this is going to be what

they call a practical light because

you're looking at the video of me right

now you know behind me you can see the

room and the bookshelf and everything

but there's no lights in the room and so

for the viewer to actually look at this

and go well I see this dude he's all lit

up and everything but where's the light

coming from so we have to create some

type of practical light and they use

this in movies and in interviews all the

time as a matter of fact in most cases

you might see Gus some dude sitting down

on a couch and there could be like a

lamp next to him and really that lamp is

not putting out much light and the light

source is coming from somewhere else

totally different and so that's like a

little secret there when it comes to

movies and stuff but so what I'm gonna

do is actually go on and turn on my

practical lights boom there we go all

right so I've got a little lamp up here

on top of the bookshelf and that used to

be on my other table in the office but I

just went ahead and position that above

the book

for this video and and then I have this

little this little light lighting

branches type of thing I'm going to show

you guys where to get these basically it

just looks like like some plant branches

and then there's little tiny lights that

are stuck on to it all over the place

and it really it's kind of trendy a lot

of youtubers use it other people use

those fiber-optic lights and different

things in the background but it really

makes a big difference it it really adds

a lot of pizazz and it just ups the

production value a little bit with your

videos so it doesn't look so boring back

there with just a bunch of blackness

okay so just a few like I said guys just

a couple little different things can

really make a huge difference in your

videos next I want to talk about the

camera that I use and the different

settings that I have so you guys can get

a similar look just like this okay you

know when I started my youtube channel I

used a webcam and the thing about the

webcam is that it doesn't give you all

those controls that you would normally

get with a professional camera or like a

DSLR or something like that so with the

webcam I couldn't control the exposure

properly the speed the frame rate the

ISO and all that stuff and so what I

would have was this like completely

blown out picture you know if I set up a

key light shining on my face it would be

totally like overexposed and I really

had like minimal control on how I wanted

that to look so I started using my DSLR

which is what you're looking at right

now and the one I'm using is the Canon

80 D and I really like this one because

it has a little LCD flip out and I can

actually see myself like I'm looking

over here at the LCD right now but if I

turn my face now I'm looking directly at

you guys at the lens and that's really

cool because with the LCD I can see

exactly where I'm positioned on the

screen so it's very very helpful now

when it comes to the DSLR what I would

recommend is to set it on manual which

is just a little on a dial there it says

em and that's going to give you full

manual controls with the ISO the shutter

speed and the aperture okay which are

very very important and also I want to

let you guys know if you want more of a

cinematic

then I would recommend to change the

frame rate on your camera to 24 frames

per second okay and so it might look

like 23.9 or it might say 24 P a lot of

people will just buy the camera take it

out of the box and put it on a tripod

and start recording and that's cool and

everything but a lot of times it's set

somewhere around you know 30 frames per

second 50 or 60 frames per second so to

really get that cinematic look and to

have the same frame rate like real film

cameras do in the movies then you'll

want to adjust that and turn it down to

24 frames per second the next setting

you guys are gonna want to change is the

shutter speed now to really get that

nice creamy cinematic look you're gonna

want to set your shutter speed to 150th

of a second okay so 1/5 zero and so what

it is it's basically your frame rate

times to the closest shutter speed to

that and usually normally a lot of

people just do one fiftieth of a second

some people do like one sixtieth but I

like 150 I just feel like it gives a

nice smoother look now after that you

guys are gonna want to have the widest

aperture possible and so the aperture is

that little number there it'll sometimes

have a little F next to it and so the

higher the number the smaller the

aperture so what you want to do is you

want to get that aperture number down as

as much as possible and what that's

going to do is create a more shallow

depth of field so if you're wondering

how they get the background to blur out

on movies and photography and stuff well

that's because they're using a very wide

aperture all right so they don't have to

have as much light to take the shot and

so for this one I'm using a four I'm

using a stop or f4 and so that's about

as low as I can go with this particular

lens that I have on this camera right

now they have cameras they have lenses

that go down to like 1.2 you know it

just really depends that the smaller the

wider the aperture lenses you buy

they're more expensive they are you can

just use the regular kit lens that comes

with your camera that's completely fine

I don't have to go crazy but and then

what you guys want to do is you want to

adjust your ISO because for this

particular shot I

inside of a bedroom I'm not outside in

the daylight where I could really get

away with a much lower ISO see if I'm

here now I'm gonna go ahead and just

adjust my ISO if I turn up my ISO right

now to 3200 that's gonna kind of blow

the whole shot right it's totally blown

out and it's overexposed or even if it

was just down a little bit lower maybe

somewhere let me go ahead and see if I

can change this even if I lower it just

a little bit it still might not give me

that cinematic look that I'm looking for

and the higher the ISO that you use the

more grain and noise that's going to be

in your videos so just keep that in mind

so what I'm gonna do is just lower that

ISO down a little bit where I had it and

that was ISO 200 normally this a DD

really it does it's a little bit grainy

at the higher ISO levels so luckily I'm

pretty happy that I can have a decent

image down here at ISO 200 so that's a

little bit of the techy stuff I don't

want to get too much into that on this

video but let's just go over and let me

show you exactly the kind of lighting

that I'm using so the softbox that I use

what this is the key light that you're

looking at that's shining down on this

side of my face right here this is a

full the tech or Vava tech I think you

call it it's a it's a twenty by twenty

eight softbox and I'll show you what

this looks like and basically it's just

this big fabric box that has this white

covering over it and then there's a

light inside the box that that shines

through the box and then out and it

creates this much softer light and this

is the one that I've used right here

this is actually pretty cheap I've been

using it for months and it only cost me

like 70 bucks you can get two for around

140 bucks it's totally worth it guys I'm

using the same bulbs that I have inside

mine I've been using them for I don't

know like nine months now and they work

just fine so this is the fava Tech one

by twenty by twenty eight it comes with

the light with the stand with the

softbox and everything that you need to

get started okay I don't even have

affiliate links for this stuff but I'll

I'll put links down below in the

description of this video let's look at

another one here so what you're looking

at right here and I think they call

these

call is like a branch lighting or

lighted branches or whatever and that's

what I'm using for right back here as

you can see I got a little bit of a

light coming in from the window let me

go ahead and turn that off all right so

I closed the blinds on that window just

to make a little bit darker in here I'm

telling you that natural light can

sometimes be a pain because the thing

about natural light is you can't control

it so turning the blinds down now you

can see those little accent lights start

to light up there in the background and

so this is what I'm using right here and

you can also use like multicolored LED

fiber optics I've seen a lot of

youtubers use this as well

what else do we got here string lights I

think they call it you can get it you

know you can go you can buy this stuff

at Walmart

these little branch lights here you can

get at like Michael's you can go to

Walmart and get em or like Target you

know if you live in the US you can find

this stuff and basically you just go buy

a separate vase and then you stick those

branches in there and then just plug

them in or most of the time it just

takes a battery and it's really really

easy to use and set up and I've seen a

lot of youtubers do this where they will

put the string lights in their bookshelf

in the back just to kind of give it a

little bit of extra Flair kind of

creates a little bit of a romantic

cinematic look very pleasant on the eyes

and so what else do we got here and then

just a simple lamp that you can use I

actually have two lamps in my room I

have one over here and if I turn that

away you can see that now this side of

my face is probably a little bit too

dark for my taste so I'm gonna go ahead

and turn that back to use it as a fill

just to brighten up this side of my face

a little bit but I also have one up

there as a practical light okay and so

there you go guys that's really what

it's all about it it's really that

simple three-point lighting it's been

around for years okay so if you guys

have any questions about any of this

stuff what kind of equipment that I use

you know maybe the type of lens I use or

the microphone or whatever leave me a

comment below this video and I'll be

sure to get back to you right away with

an answer okay so hope you guys enjoy

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