Learn How to Make Your Own Professional Video Lighting at Home
Discover how to build your own video lighting and set it up in your own home studio to get professional looking video's. This book will show you everything you need to make your own video lighting for a fraction of the cost of buying professional equipment.
Make Your Video's Stand Out
Video! Video! Video!
Whether you make video's at home for a keepsake or to show friends, lighting is one of the most important parts of video production and a well thought out video with good lighting is a pleasure to watch.As anyone who has been involved with the internet for a while knows, the future of the Internet is in Video. Video is invading every last nook and cranny from DIY projects to Online Education. It has become almost a necessity to make your own video's if you want to keep up.
More and more people are both posting their video's on the internet or storing them online. There are an increasing number of video hosting sites becoming available with many people posting their video for public viewing. A well thought out and produced video will have many more people viewing them.
What will I learn
You will learn how to set up your own video studio for around $200. Many people go to their local lighting store and purchase spotlights but then find that the heat they generate has them melting in front of the camera.
With your own DIY lighting system you will find that you can film all day and still be just as cool as when you started.
With your own DIY lighting system you will find that you can film all day and still be just as cool as when you started.
What else will I learn
These are some of the things you will learn:
- What you will need and how to build it
- Making it permanent or portable
- Blue or green screens?
- Guide to pc video editing
- 7 tips for making a successful video production
- introduction to streaming video
- Review of ten video sharing sites
- How to plan your productions and also edit them
Free Bonus
As a free bonus you will also receive;
Making Your Own Backdrops, Blue Screens andGreenscreens:
Your bonus will show you how to design and build your own screens and backdrops for Video and Photography. In addition you will learn how to build a portable frame to support these backdrops out of pvc pipe or metal conduit.
How Much Will This Cost Me
How much would you pay for this information. Information that will have you producing professional looking video's from your own home. Information that will show you how to set up your own portable studio and produce great looking video's!
$7.00
That's right just $7.00 about the price of a fast food dinner.
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An Improvement on Reality
Have you noticed how many of the manufacturers of video camera's these days promote the fact that video camera's "don't need much light". Compared to camera's of yesteryear this may be somewhat true but good video still needs to be lit correctly.
As I'm sure you are aware, all of the shows you watch on TV are all carefully lit and they have much more expensive and technologically advanced camera's than the home video enthusiast.
Did you know that the average video camera can only produce about one tenth the contrast of your eyes and the only way to compensate for this is, either to add ambient light or reduce the light on overexposed areas.
Video Lighting isn't really true to life, the lighting that you see on TV and on video isn't usually real, in the sense that it isn't as you would see the scene with your own eyes, in most cases though, it is actually an improvement on reality for the benefit of the camera.
Using the correct lighting is what makes the difference between a professional looking video and one that's just average.
As I'm sure you are aware, all of the shows you watch on TV are all carefully lit and they have much more expensive and technologically advanced camera's than the home video enthusiast.
Did you know that the average video camera can only produce about one tenth the contrast of your eyes and the only way to compensate for this is, either to add ambient light or reduce the light on overexposed areas.
Video Lighting isn't really true to life, the lighting that you see on TV and on video isn't usually real, in the sense that it isn't as you would see the scene with your own eyes, in most cases though, it is actually an improvement on reality for the benefit of the camera.
Using the correct lighting is what makes the difference between a professional looking video and one that's just average.
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