WHO WANTS MORE LIGHTING TUTORIALS???

@kcshotme2231

7 жыл бұрын

TravelFeels we do!

@frederickdeslauriers5792

7 жыл бұрын

Me i need it. Please more lightning tuto. Thank you for this tuto it's very good to know how to light cause you know... bad lighting is hard to look just as bad sound is hard to listen.

@lukaslans

7 жыл бұрын

yeah for sure we want. That is what i need to learn right now 🙂

@kindlecoalfilmco.5843

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah! Maybe throw in a Lighting with one light Version 1.5 using bounce materials with one light!

@shembhahnongkhlaw7105

7 жыл бұрын

TravelFeels Me me me me me please matti . Pleaaaaseeeeee

Tl;dr: Starting point - Use diffusion to make light soft and flattering on the subject (these can also be made DIY) 1 - Flat lighting - the light is position frontal to the subject. Kind of like the on-camera flash (PROS: eliminates shadows and makes face look more beautiful/ CONS - flat light, lacks contrast, boring) 2 - 45 degree side light. Move light left or right to cast a bit of shadow on one part of the face. Adds dimensionality to face. Also called Rembrandt lighting. 3 - Split lighting. Light source is positioned 90 degrees from the front of the subject. This casts half the face in total shadow. Moody, dark, good for narrative. 4 - Top down. Light is positioned above the subject. Again, good for narrative and moody scenes. Something David Fincher uses a lot. 5 - Butterfly. Light is above subject but not top down. It's at an angle, to minimise eye shadow and to cast a butterfly shadow under the nose. Closer to beauty lighting without being completely flat. Do not forget that with any one of these positions you can add bounce. One light does not mean one light. Also, do not be discouraged about the Aputure costing $1K. If you are just starting out, you can create a cheap kit using fluorescent or even incandescent house lights. There are countless DIY light kit tutorials on KZread. Learn the principles, start shooting. Then, when you get more clients, you can start investing, because pro lights enable you to move quick and look professional. Just imagine trying to impress your client with houselights. Doesn't really work. But it gets the job done in the beginning for low budgets. Start shooting!

@ben-ym8nd

4 жыл бұрын

So true brother

@SachithDS

4 жыл бұрын

Ok

Hey Matti! Just wanted to say it's really cool to see how great your doing in your videos now. You can really tell you are getting very comfortable in front of the camera and it makes watching your tutorials even better! Keep it up! Thanks for always sharing all of your great knowledge with us, I love using your techniques in my short films!

Subscribed to Jay. Thanks for all the great content!

the importance of normalizing the audio...i found myself keep upping and lowering the volume between the you talking and the music blasting during the montages. definitely loved the lighting tutorial tho

This. is. so. good. Thanks for continually producing content that is SUPER helpful for the guys who are learning this stuff!

Canadian excellence. All of us are blessed by it! Matti you rock, Maple Leaf brother! Cheers again from down here in the States!

Thanks for the tutorial! It gave me good ideas to use. More lighting tutorials would be awesome!

Thanks for this, it was really informative! Definitely Rembrandt Lighting will be used on my next videos :)

I've been looking for a video like this forever! Thank you so much for this! I use softboxes for my videos but never know where to place them!

Thanks for one more amazing tutorial, Matti! Lighting is a quite important theme and difficult theme for me. Hope to see more tutorials. :)

Just ordered a 120d excited to start experimenting with it! Rembrandt lighting is going to be a game changer for my talking to camera stuff in my studio in vlogs

It's funny how you and Peter always post videos that are relevant to a project that I'm working on! Thanks dude.

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

That was very helpful! Thank you, Mattih.

Hi Haapoja, I wanted to thank you because you are one of those who helped me a lot to take right decisions about buying equipments, and this video of yours is really very cool and clearly explaining about some simple light arrangements. Thanks a lot. 🥰 Nabina.

every time that i found a great video, is yours!!! awesome dude. keep going! i'm from Ecuador.

congratulations on the brand new baby and thank you for these tips super helpful!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks you!

YESSS! MORE LIGHTING TUTORIALS PLEASE!! Oh, and also, liked your intro! Haha

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Adrian 🙌

Really interesting. Thank you Matti!

Quality tips dude. I love your channel

Look forward to all the lighting tutorials

Great video on lighting! Thanks!

HIS ENGLISH IS INCREDIBLY GOOD TO UNDERSTAND. HIS DICTION IS PERFECT. Ps: Im Brazilian

Awesome video as usual!

Love your videos man! Can't believe that you're at 150K! Feels really good when you are one of the very first subscribers of a Channel. 1M soon!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much 🙌 1M here weeee come!

@RonitSinghHD

7 жыл бұрын

TravelFeels 🙌 You love that Emoji don't you haha 😉

Enjoyed watching your way of doing this, great video!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Your Tutorials are Amazing ! Nice Video @TravelFeels

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🙌

Great Videopost! first of all, i must say that i really enjoy watching your posts on this chanel. I learned a lot. I follow a bunch, but this is my favorite.I enjoy when you sometimes show expensive equipment that no normal hobbyshooter could ever buy. But i really love when you talk more about stuff that normal followers also can be able to buy and use. I bought the color correction and grading course, its outstanding. i can really recommend other people here to get that course. Since you are so good at teaching, i have some topics that i would like to see you cover more indepth in the future. How to get good exposure for different situations with flat profile, shoots that are ment to have post colorgrading. i know you did a post about exposure, but you showed equipment like the waveform screen, wich is a bit over my budget right now. Maybe you could show a good approach on how to use the zebras and the histogram for ex slog2? Also now since sony have released api for their apps in camera and now when they aloud mobile apps to connect and work as remote control, it have poped up apps as "field monitor" that do waveforms that can be connected to the sony cameras wireless. The problem is that sony dont aloud you to use the log profiles when connecting via wifi. I dont know if its because they want to protect their log format or something?Maybe there is a way of using wireless apps as waveform monitors and then make a custom profile in the camera that acts as the flat log files?I think these things are topics that sony shooters on a budget want to see. Since you are the master of things, i ask if its possible for you to do posts about these topics in the future.

Next video: How to travel with all your bloody gear without a car

@kolecava

4 жыл бұрын

old comment I know. Iv been getting load of gear and now with stands, lights I legit don't drive might have to get my have to get a wheel barrow and pull it on my skates 😂

This was a great tutorial! Please post more lighting tutorials...maybe even stuff with special effects like smoke machines, colors, etc

This light is sooo expensivee OMG

@TechReflex

3 жыл бұрын

Get Godox VL150, it's better in every way while being significantly cheaper, and it's totally silent. Watch Gerald's video on it.

Amazing man keep the good work going!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🙌

Excellent job!

Thanks for this awesome tutorial bro! You have a great quality, congrats! Do you have any tips for filming in low light, particularly in DJ gigs, such in clubs or festivals... I have a Sony A6300. Cheers from Portugal. Thanks

Great tutorial, thanks!

Nice setups and location! Just got the 120d, pretty punchy light for the money, and the light from the softbox is very nice!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Yea I love it! 🙌

Thank you! It was very helpful;)

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

🙏

This is exactly what I need!!

More KZreadrs need to watch this.

Thanks bro 👍🏻👍🏻

Blast from the past baby!

This is a video with a lot of great information in it, thank you very much TravelFeels! Did I I get it well in that butterfly lighting is getting the light nearer to the subject compared to the other top/down technique you mentioned earlier? Also, how many times do you say "really" in this video? :D

Came back to a throwback for a big shoot tomorrow for a client. Thanks for the tips!

A channel where I like before watching.

Awesome tutorial brotha

Rembrandt lighting, (a great way to show off your "good side"..!)

Hey Matti, it would be great to see some Lighting tutorials for small places. For exemple, i usually shoot in a 4x4m room, with 2 tungsten lights. The composition is poor, Ive been having a hard time with the white wall and the lack of colors...Can you give tips on how to make this boring place look better, please?? If anyone have any tip as well, it would be great!

Great idea of a video! Thanks so much. By the way, I would love to see a video about taking thumbnail photos.... :)

nice tips...I watch all your videos...

Great stuff man! Lighting is so valuable so keep these tutorials coming! Thanks for the insight. What are the other smaller lights you use? Or is it three aputure 120s?

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude! I have an Aputure LS1 and the half version

@HeyDanjo

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks! I've been looking at lighting options. I'll have to pick some of these up in a few months.

Great video man!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🙌

Love this! Exact reason why I do the same thing on my channel!

Great video mate !

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Peter giving away an Aputure 120D and Matty showing you how to used it! these guys are awesome!

Damn, I should've known this earlier😂. It sounds so logical and it's something you can apply it immediately. Thank you!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

🙌

this was helpful

ayyyte early squad!

Such nice advices. Maybe you could give us some advices with lightning outside while filming? cheers, rafa

COOL!!!

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

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Your link fot BEST LIGHT doesn't work. Thanks for video )

I got myself a softbox kit with a 135w 5500k bulb, which I was told it is the most natural; the question is, should I turn off the room light (ceiling) and use only the softbox? if not, how should I adjust the softbox so both lights work best? thanks for your video, you have a knack for it!

Would you recommend the 120D over the LS 1S?

Great, u deserve more subs

Woooow, great tips! I really love it but I need buy a softbox and in Brazil it's soooo expensive. Could you give tips about make a creative light with a little LED?? 😂😂😂 Anyway, thank you so much for your excellent videos EVER!!!

In what i´m interessted in is the movement while filming. Especially how do you move while filming slowmotions or when u walk around something and make bit faster, then slow and faster again of this shot. Is there a difference when i can only film in 1080p because my little camera cant film in 4k. So i cant zoom in in postproduction. I´m new at this stuff and i will go on a 4 months around the world trip and i wanna make some travel videos, so i could need help :D

Use rembrandt. Take some white coloured material and stick it on the opp side of your main light. Light will bounce off the white surface lighting up your face perfectly. Best 1 light setup idea.

I'd love to learn more about what to do with lighting outside of a studio or at night

So, I don't have any lights yet and I'm about to shoot a film festival, I have to do like a couple of interviews and b- rolls, im considering aputure al-h198 for begging cause I don't have money for anything else at the moment, will it be okay? And should I put it 45' degrees in front of a subject which im interviewing?

Nice one, I just bought one led and was wondering how should I use only one light. In school we always use 3 or more ;)

Young matti!

it's lit

lit

#earlysquad 🤙🤙

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

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You're actually using 4 different lights...window light also aha! 😁 Thanks for your valuable content!

I wish I would have known this earlier :D I made a music video a while ago (still on my channel) with only one light in night and it looks..well..okay. Anyway I still only have one light so thanks a lot for tips :)

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Yea man its allll about learning

Thanks!! Just for future reference, the Music is quite loud compared to your voice.

I don't see the link in the description to your friends channel....can you post? I'd like to sub his channel and see more of his work

@RicardoMendesTalks

6 жыл бұрын

the link still not there

Thanks.

Nice

How do I light the background like you did?

Thanks for the tips! But I feel like your music is uncomfortably loud relative to your voice.

Dont forget you can use that single light and bounce the light back off foam board. Its sooooo cheap and so easy to do.

👌👌👌🍺

rewatching in 2019 while missing the music and TravelFeels logo

I personally like the Rembrandt lighting

Any tips on making good cinematic video with nothing but a cheap handheld camera?

Nice, Krishna 👍

Next video: How to normalize sound so your listeners don't turn the volume up in one moment and then have their ears blown out in the next.

Whats the name of the last background music?

More videos about lightning !

Link for the KZread channel ?

Get outta my head!! I was thinking of this today while watching a video which looked like they were using just 1 light!

This is why I never use flash on my phone. It puts a straight on light to create flat lighting. It helps to have a friend hold his phone flashlight on the side to create another light instead.

Jays facial expression is creepy af in his lighting demos. Like Nightcrawler level creepy. It's a mixture of misunderstood autistic genius, David from Prometheus and back alley rapist. Really freaks me out.

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha 😂

@JayPerry01

7 жыл бұрын

Is it weird that I took "mixture of misunderstood autistic genius" as a compliment? :)

@jacobvallejo2657

5 жыл бұрын

Well said. Terrible, but well said.

Cool you would share your audience with a friend I subscribed to him.

You need way more subs

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

Well I dont neeeeeed them but I would love for this community to grow! 🙏

@patrykmelinski3525

7 жыл бұрын

TravelFeels OMG i was not thinking you would reply😵

are you using your camera's mic? it's not that loud and clear

Asiaa👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

@piiak6848

7 жыл бұрын

P.S. Kiva, että teette Peterin kanssa vaihteeksi eri aiheesta videot! Syötte helposti toistenne yleisöä julkaisemalla samasta aiheesta melkein samaan aikaan.

@mattih

7 жыл бұрын

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Lol Travel Feels. Does this feel like a decade ago @mattie?!

Nice! I only have 1 source, my desk lamp. :'(