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Hello

i do reviews on YouTube on my channel MrExtremeTV

channel link : http://www.youtube.com/user/MrExtremeTV

You can see an example of my latest work on my YouTube channel

Now I do reviews and i was instructed to get more light into the video

Now I use two lights one big florescent one and a white light lamp

Also the ceiling florescent white light

All on a white background (note i am not willing to change background color)

My question is how do you I get more light in the video without getting shadow

Thank you

Hi,

I badly need help.

I got DV video camera(Mini DV) ,(old style but like tape) I recorded outdoor videos at night.

At the back there were lights which appeared in the video in front of public from top to bottom.(vertical). I wonder if there is any solution to remove that light?

Any advice or suggestion will be appreciated.

Thank you

Hi everybody,

Just a few words as introduction - I am quite active in photography, and also in wedding photography field. For having more flexibility during wedding photo sessions and for not being dependent from (sometimes not very optimal) ligt conditions, I recently decided to purchase a video light - and the light of my choice was Lowell id light.

May I please ask your experience with this light ? Are there any particular point // point of attention I should be aware of ?

Based on the advertised specifications of this product, is it something worth buying?

http://yuptek.en.made-in-china.com/product/JbSxciKdkekN/China-Digital-LED-Video-Light-D-LED-5003.html

Hi

Thanks for looking...

I need to film a scene with a blacked out background (I have black stage curtains or black colourama paper from a photo studio for the background) but with a central, sometimes swinging lightbulb, at about head height or slightly above. The lightbulb is rigged to a dimmer switch so i can vary the output and there will be one and two people in the shot.

I want it to look as though the lightbulb is the only source of light, so that at times the light moves with the swing of the bulb.

Though I didn't get to go to NAB this year (insert grumbling here), fortunately there are tons of videos that were produced to show what had been displayed on the show floor for those of us who missed it. One of the many neat products I've seen so far is Dedolight's 'LEDzilla' small on-camera LED light. That the light itself is cool, the fact that Dedo was really rubbing those neurons together by adding 3 optional attachments that make the light not so much a game-changer, but definitely a 'new play' in the book!