In this video, I turn a plain room into a dedicated vlogging studio using the items that were already in the room + some additional household items (lamps) and 2 inexpensive LED Video Lights. Let me know if you have any questions or comments down below :)
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The lighting is perfect for a vlogging studio.
Thanks a lot! Hope it helps a lot of people realize it’s oretty easy to set up :)
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thank you I still have to learn a lot, there are many that I ignored or thought were more complicated, thanks for your help
I think I am using that same tripod that you have. I really enjoy the shots you do for each item. It really makes this video professional. Subbed!
Lighting and audio is what I think let my videos down, what is your audio setup like and do you hear noise in your audio even though you are using the Rode Mic?