Stream Lighting 101: Lighting Yourself, Greenscreen, and Background
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Are you having problems lighting yourself on your Mixer or Twitch stream? This video will show you how to light yourself, your green screen, and your background so that you can impress and retain viewers with your professional Mixer or Twitch stream lighting.
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I just wanted to give a huge thank you. I litterally searched all day yesterday looking at videos and nothing helped. Yours was extremely well done and ACTUALLY helped me. I'm already on a hardcore budget with this litterally used old wood laying around and a green sheet from Walmart but hey it's working lol. Just couldn't nail the lighting correctly. But that light shining on the wall solved all my problems. Thanks!
I'm glad I could help! Bouncing light on surfaces is a great way to soften a harsh light
For me its similar. Just looking how I should light up the greenscreen - Problem Solved... Thanks!
I luv that you give budget suggestions. Not everyone has tons of money to blow on equipment. So good move. Thank you
Outstanding video, the good part about something like lighting, is this video is going to help people two years ago, and 5 years from now...
I have my green screen coming in a week. and i will be revisiting
Thanks Dave. Agreed, lighting has and will be the same for a long time!
This was really helpful with my green screen problem. I could not figure out why my green screen was getting this pixelating look....thanks.
Glad I could help Herman!
Thank you so much I've been struggling with my green screen all day and its finally looking decent. All thanks too you!
That purple light does way more that I would have expected just on its own.
Agreed! LED lights really help change the dynamic of your background.
@@ToeKneeRad Just don't use RGB lights as your key light as simulated white. Poor color accuracy.
This was great, thank you
Helpful info with just a hint of Shrek at the end. It's the perfect balance
Finally someone who explains lighting a green screen in terms I understand! Thank you for helping this newb out of a pickle 🥒
Glad I could help out!
bro thanks so much for breakdown and showing faults in different scenarios/set up's , really helpful.
Glad I could help. Happy streaming!
This has been helpful, just recently got a greenscreen and struggled on lighting it all the time, this is straight to the point and simple!
Bro this was such a well put together video it really helped me out
Thank you for this outstanding video. You sir are a true hero to the streamer community!
I humbly accept my new title of stream hero
You have answered all of my questions, Really Thanks man
"it's gonna look HELLA GOOD"
Great video. And, yes you are correct you look PRETTY GOOD.
Great video, thanks! Love getting helpful tips from a handsome man. :)
thank you!!!! this is just what I needed!
the audio to your video exported a little delayed for some reason but it didnt really bother me the vided was very well done none the less!
Thanks Xperience glad you liked it!
Very helpful thank for your time!!
Excellent informative video. I'm still working with my green screen and Sony A5100. Hopefully I can get things right. On another note you said "hella" you must be from the Bay Area
Canadian!
Thanks just what I was wanting to know
Great video. I need a suggestion. My main key light is eliminating the background color (I shot in a bedroom size room). Thanks!
Great job.
Thank you !!!!!
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Thank you for this concise, informative, tutorial. I've been doing live stream performances for my clients since COVID-19, and although I've got a killer audio quality setup, my greenscreen could improve. It's not awful, but I have no way to iron a 10x12 fabric green screen and my lighting is not right. So mostly, I'm getting shimmer around my hair and part of my keyboard. I currently have a large ring light which I was putting in no particular place - just seeing what looked better, on the right side of the room, and on the left, near the window, I have a standing lamp. I'm getting ready to pull the triggering some of your suggestions, particularly the Neewer lights (which is the brand of my ring). So - would I put the ring light *behind* my webcam, and the other two on each side? Thank you so much! :)
Yes the ring light pointed at you, and the other two lights evenly lighting the green screen would definitely work! If you continue to have the issue around yourself, it means you need more light on yourself. A desk lamp with a white light beside your set up would do fine :)
Mn! U are very talented. Much respect guy!
Thanks for the video great info!
Thank you for this video! You deserve more subs 4 sure! Best regards from Sweden.
Thank you! I love Ikea and meatballs!!
just watched the video all the way through. I really do appreciate the lighting tips. I don't have near as much green spill on myself as I used to. I do have a question though, how can I get a nice looking light in the background, let's say Red for example? I have some pics to send if I have to. I just want to nail it down but no matter what I do, my background lights always end up overpowering my lights or my lights overpower the background. I can't seem to find the right balance
I can help you out if you join my discord!
You really deserve a lot of hella subs men thanks a bunch😳👍🔥
Thanks Scar! Hopefully someday! 🙏
Great video. Thanks
You get a thumbs up just for the time stamps alone. Good shit
Why only 345 subs. M the 346.
Love this video. Thank you. So much. Keep 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Great video and advice. Would you suggest soft boxes fro those Newer LED lights? Also, what are your thoughts on Ring Lights? I have a popular audio podcast and I'm ready to start getting into a little live streaming on CZcams and recording some solo videos (such as yours).
Hey! These lights do not need soft boxes. They are dimmable, and come with a frosted diffusion that acts like a soft box.
Ring lights are great. They are budget friendly and are easy to set up. If you are just going to be doing basic vlogs, I would suggest the ring light. If you are thinking of doing a podcast-style video like Joe Rogan, I would suggest the 1x1 LED lights, because they are able to still be useful at a distance, and come with a stand that can be extended to about 7 feet.
Great video, do you see white patches on yourhead when you use green screen and move too close to camera. If yes, how to solve it as whenever I move close to the webcam there is white distroted pixels on my head
thank you
Am busy here supping through your content. I say you are a great man. Btw has anyone ever told you that you look like captain America?
lml with the "i'm sorry, i can't do that yet" it happens to me all the time! a couple of months back i tried to turn on the water!
very helpful thank you
you are awesome ty
Subscribed
thankyou so helpful and crisp
Glad I could help!
Great Vid!
Ur the best earned a sub 👌
Great video man! I currently have a soft box used to light my face which works really well, only issue is it also lights the background quite a bit diffusing any colored led lights I add (have only tried a 10w flood light so far). In terms of space, I have roughly 1 meter between myself and the wall behind me. Any suggestions would be good to hear! Thanks and keep it up!
This video is hella good. 👍👍
Appreciate that Juice!
Thanks for this thorough tutorial! I'm lighting a very wide backdrop as I am doing dance videos. My backdrop is 20 ft wide. How many lights would you recommend to get even lighting on the green screen?
Hey! Good question. The lights that I have in the video would certainly help with your backdrop, but you might need more than two.
I looked at your most recent video, your green screen quality is very good! It looks as though you understand the fundamentals of lighting your green screen already, so adding a little bit of extra white light shouldn't be a problem. The only thing I noticed is that when the young girl's hands raised, her shadow appeared on the green screen. This is due to the light source not being high enough, or able to light the green screen when someone is moving around. (Someone's shadow on a green screen makes the green a different color) The way to combat that is to hang lights higher, or put lights closer on both the left and rights sides.
@@ToeKneeRad Thanks so much! This is so helpful!
awesome vid thanks bud
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video, very informative :) What's your OBS theme? It looks modern and clean
I’ve watched hours and hours of these lighting things and this was the best one. Information was easy to understand and now I can stop watching these fucking tutorials.
I hate long CZcams tutorials too, I tried to make it as thorough as possible. Thanks!
The issue I am having is my screen light is so over powering, when I am playing games if there is a flash or a white menu it blows out my face
@mamaciro what clock is that on your shelf
Bro made my google mad at me too
Is there a reason to have rgb lights if you're using a green screen besides for the aesthetic value? Any chance you would pull up one of my streams and advise me what my next lighting purchase should be?
RGB lights are purely aesthetic! I work on commercials where we light green screens with green light, but that is advanced and not necessary.
Your green screen looks good. It's consistent and I didn't see much distortion at all. Good quality overall! If you decide to get new lights, I would suggest the Neewer lights I had in the video. They would be the next step up for you. I use them for my stream and for work, they are great for the price. You can find the link in the description of my video.
@@ToeKneeRad if I showed you my current lighting that I'm using you'd laugh hysterically. I think I'm gonna go with rgb lighting and some acoustic panels now then I gotta get a new chair and then I'll get some new quality main lights. Thanks for checking out my channel and giving me advice
@@ClashPlayhouse We all start somewhere! I use Teckin light bulbs. They're also in my kit in my description. Good luck!
Nice info :)
Glad it was helpful!
Why do you only have 300 subs 😭
You heard him! SLAP that sub button
How far should I be from my background?
I would say minimum 2 feet, the further away from the green screen you are the less chance you have of the green reflecting onto you. Practice with distances if you have the room!
Thank you for the reply.. I have limted space so I'm currently using my couch. If you could peek at one of my intros and tell me if the flood lights would work behind me. Thank you again.
The two lights by neewer are called what?
plz your back background.link🙏
How far should I be from screen?
It doesn't matter so much, as long as it's a couple feet away from you it'll be good. Mine was about 2-3 feet
@@ToeKneeRad ok, I’m very close to mine but it’s also not lit enough . Was just wondering , thanks for the reply ✊🏼
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Hey my brother I don’t think you talk about a good budget key light
Any help with a link brother ?
The "fill light" ring light in the video will work as a great budget key light! Link is in the description
ARGH! My google just turned on! SMH
Damnnnn, you have a great body.