I really appreciated this behind the scenes look at your studio. This was very, very helpful. Interesting to see how much space you're working with, etc. Please keep these coming!

My Amazon wish list always expands after these videos, great work man! :)

Great job, Caleb! I love your how-to videos.

This is going to be a really great series. Looking FW to the next video.

Great shot behind the scene to your studio tour, interesting to see the way you set your stuff around big space & how the light are set around the studio. Thx4Sharing & keep up the good wrk

Great info, even though I'm aiming to be a portrait photog only. Just a FYI: when installing the sand bag on the C-stand, place it on the leg that's highest, that way all the weight is being "used". Whereas a low leg will have the actual weight(sand) more or less on the ground, specially needed outdoor. Also I use a carabiner attached to the loop to keep the sandbag in place. My madness is to keep sandbag weight with the stand to minimize tipping of stand and expensive light/modifiers.

Great insight with lots of ideas. I think with what I have already I might be able to get close to this setup. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you! I am setting up a studio for video production myself, and your video is very good. I really like that you didn't cut out video from the part where you set up the stage. Then I am able to see exactly what is going on.

Thanks a lot for sharing your behind the scenes production set. Though I shoot still images, I find your video series to be full of valuable info.

Really appreciate this video love seeing how others studios come together

All 3 parts were solid, great stuff, super informative.

Hi Caleb, thank you for this excellent review. Someone said that the twenty-first century would be that of information sharing. What a great example you give us! Sincerely, Phil, Alsace, France

Cheers dude this was really help full because I am about to start a new channel with my friend and yesterday we were talking about lighting and position we need the camera and stuff so thanks a trillion and keep up the fantastic work 👍👍👍

Thanks for sharing. It was really great to see the full setup!

pretty clean and neat ! I love it , thanks for sharing your tricks, always good content .

Nice setup, very professional. Thanks for the video.

Great video! Love learning the studio setup.

Excellent tutorial. Thanks Caleb!

Your videos are viery helpful and well organized.

It was very VERY easy to understand and loved how you shoot and explain in details!! I also watched your "How to set up a studio at home" on DSLR Video ted website. I have a question regarding the light stand. I have CN900 LED Light panels. and want to install/attach 2 of those panels on one stand. one on the top & one on the bottom. Do you know how and what i need to get? such like Clamps or extra mounting tips on to the stand? I will continue watch your videos!! thank you!!

Great insight into how you do things thanks fir sharing bud. Rox

This is awesome!!! I'm looking to livestream with this quality setup and sound.....will the sound change live? Can i get this quality sound live?

As always, great video and information. Tanks Caleb!

nice and clean setup. would you talk more about/review Alzo 3000 lights!!

Awesome awesome set-up. Thanks for the video. Can you tell me what lapel mic you are using? I've been trying to find a good (small) one here lately. Yours sounds great and is very discrete. Thanks in advance. Loving the videos!

Amazing you´re videos man. Congratulations.

would have been cool, if you turned one light on after the other, to see how each light and thing adds to the scene. also maybe one without the scrim infornt of the lights to see the scrims importance, and effect. This way theres more to learn and see most importantly why you use what you use. i enjoy your gear videos

great video mate...thanks for taking the time to make it...

curious if you've ever used those Alzo lights on location where you can't power from sockets but from generators etc. Would like to hear about such a case and what would be a good generator for that?

wonderful tutorial and teaching style. 1 thing though the final setup was a bit soft/out of focus. But i totally get it. Great Job bro!

Great stuff and explanations, thanks!

Dude.. amazing stuff man

Amazing. Very helpful . Thank you

very good, thank you for the helpful information!

awesome video caleb

Awesome tut! Question: Why didn't you show how to set up the LCD monitor? That was the info I needed most, lol! Any way you could?

excellent video! thanks!

great video, thanks caleb

You are amazing, thank you ❤️

awesome set up..

Great tutorial.

Hi, thank you for your videos! I need an advice, I am about to make my first video commercial for broadcast using DSLR. The footage will undergo major edits to enhance the skin color and texture of the models. Now my problem is what to say to a family member who is getting mad at me for buying equipments like in your videos -- this person wants me to use an iPhone 6 to shoot the commercial!! I don't know what to say anymore.

Nice setup :)

I need to know what color is your background because i love that color

Love these videos! I've become a Genustech addict after watching your matte box review. I was hoping you can tell me how far you are from the wall behind you? It's pretty hard to discern from the video, but it looks like about 3-4 feet?

@dslrvideoshooter

9 жыл бұрын

Ben McCartney 4 to 8 feet depending on the setup for each video.

@Cactustone

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing. Really good info. I love my GH4, and GH3...how about you?

What about 3 people interview, how do you set wireless mic for them?.

Who makes those white storage drawers against the left wall under the bench?

what do you recommend in lights if I want low heat and low consumption ?

Would it be possible for you to give me a call to discuss some questions I have about video setup I am a beginner and have inherited a lot of gear so I just need to know what to keep and what to chuck

ty bro its good info

You mention the Alzo 3000's as being 3000 watt equivalents, but as 100 watt LED's, they're each probably closer to a 500 watt tungsten bulb. Unless I misunderstand, the two combined throw about 1000w equivalent.

@neirad537

10 жыл бұрын

It said in the website is about 1000 w tungsten 200 HMI, but its probably less. The problem I encounter with Led vs tungsten is that the light falls out really quick.

@Humcrush

10 жыл бұрын

neirad537 Yeah, I know that manufacturers like to say that 100 watts of LED = 1000 watts of tungsten, but I've not found that to be true, nor has anyone else I've seen who has directly compared output. I've found my 100 watt LED's are more comparable to a 500 watt bulb in my Lowell Tota's. They are definitely not as bright as a 1000 watt bulb.

@neirad537

10 жыл бұрын

Joseph Moore They say in the website its about 9000 lux at 1m, to me that's a bit high, but the problem is you never use it that close and LED led falls like crazy, so at a decent distance lets say 3 meter they probably output same lux as 500 tungsten. I don't own tota, but I own a couple of Lowel V-Light 500 watt and I know that it will produce way more light that the so call 500 watt tungsten equivalent florescent lights, I can't tell about this LED ones but they are not 3000 watt equivalent, that's for sure.

@Samtagri

10 жыл бұрын

neirad537 Ahem, so I don't know much about LEDs and tungsten lights. But I do know physics. If two lights are the same strength at one meter, I see no reason why they will be a different strength at 2 meters. I don't think it is possible for an LED to have a faster fall off than other lights. It all works according to the inverse square law and that is the same for all lights. Or did I miss something???

@Humcrush

10 жыл бұрын

Samtagri The difference is the unfocused nature of many tiny points of light versus one point light, not to mention the wide unfocused design of most led light enclosures. Similar experience with many fluorescent lights.

What lcd monitor do you use? I looked on your studio list and can't find it listed. Thanks.

Any suggestions for me in my studio, how to reduce echo sound?

Thank you

Do you still use the same dual key light setup?

What focal length do you use when you shoot in studio and at what aperture ? Or what do you think would work.

@dslrvideoshooter

9 жыл бұрын

I shoot at 35mm, F4.0

Thank you very much. I plan to build an alternative engine. This engine will probably make some large companies very unhappy. So I figure my best protection will be ongoing videos and various social media posts so people will be aware of what I'm doing and what is going on with the progress.

@21stcentryfintstone

10 жыл бұрын

What's the engines name

@scarmenl

10 жыл бұрын

The 21st Century Flintstone I have not decided what to name the engine. What I can say is that it will be based off of the Larson Radax design.

sweet video, would u be able to do a review on that benro tripod :)

What wireless mic where you using?

Why is there a magic arm on the key light c-stand?

which lights you use?? Can i know name and watts of light??

Don't you get a headache from these bright LEDs shining in your face the whole time??

@dslrvideoshooter

10 жыл бұрын

It isn't bad at all with the diffuser. Would be horrific if I was just shinning the lights right at myself.

What is this space? Your closet?:)

You say you have GH4. Are you recording in 4K and then downres into 1080p?

@dslrvideoshooter

10 жыл бұрын

Yes.

To the author of this video: I've been watching you for a while but as a non-techie, it's hard to know what essentials I need for my new documentary. Would you be willing to go with me (overseas) and manage the light for my documentary and later be hired for editing? Plan for video capture is for August 2017, 2 weeks. If not, would you be willing to be hired only for the editing of the final Product?

Can you send me a list of film studio equipment for $3000 or lower as a price?

How much does this cost?