Outdoor Lighting Buying Guide - outdoor lighting
Outdoor Lighting Buying Guide
Lowe's and the Home 101 team show you how to spice up your backyard with a variety of outdoor lighting options. One of the cool things about having your own place is putting your own personal stamp on things. When it comes to lighting, there are a lot of options that go beyond the simplicity of a bare bulb. A combination of wall-mounted lights and decorative lanterns can bring warmth to any patio, porch, or deck area. Known as ambient lighting, decorative lanterns are mostly mood-setters and make a great touch for a patio party or cookout. On the other hand, some lanterns primarily exist for task lighting - a functional piece of equipment for safety or necessity. The best kind of lighting is both ambient and functional. Another cool outdoor lighting technique is uplighting. It can really make your house stand out. Use uplighting to create a wash of light, soften a space, highlight a specific feature, or create a dramatic look and feel. You can also downlight. Wall-mounted downlights have the benefit of casting pools of surface light around areas like doorways, patios, and steps. Path lighting not only illuminates the obvious areas like stairs and sidewalks - you can get creative and use them as directional lines that draw the eye to areas like your porch, patio, or landscaping. These lights can run on current electricity, or - if you're feeling green - are also available in a variety of solar-powered options. For more outdoor lighting ideas and products, visit www.Lowes ...
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Outdoor Lighting for Video - outdoor lighting
Outdoor Lighting for Video
Solutions to outdoor lighting for video problems encountered on a sunny day. Also the secret to shooting in the middle of the day and making it appear to be the middle of the night. An HD version of this (and all our videos) is available here: www.videomaker.com To learn more great video tips and tricks, download our free report "3 Point Lighting 101" at www.videomaker.com
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I just learned the terms down and up lighting, and casting shadows - thanks. I'd like a certain look I've seen, but don't know what it's called. The light cast a triangle shadow from a can light from the overhang on the porch. I don't want the entire porch necessarily illuminated, I want the specific shadows. Can someone tell me if this sounds familiar or do I sound crazy? ;)
ReplyDeletevery good txs
ReplyDeleteThis was perfect and very informative! Just subscribed :) Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYou can learn about day for night at videomaker(dot)com/shop/outdoor-and-day-for-night-lighting.html
ReplyDeleteCan you make the daylight look dark/nightime in post?
ReplyDeleteShe's smileying through the whole clip ._. T.T
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on that, shooting at night, especially if it's not in the city where you can assume the light is coming from building or such is difficult to pull off. Basically it's a matter of how you light the scene.
ReplyDeleteshe just got the job, she still can't believe it...
ReplyDeleteAvailable, but not linked directly :)
ReplyDeleteI'll check it out.
An HD version of this (and all our videos) is available here at the URL in the video description.
ReplyDeleteYou havn't linked the video
ReplyDeleteZombie ftw! By the way that night effect looked so real! By far my favorite in-camera ef fect
ReplyDeleteHI MRS.PHAM!!!
ReplyDeletemany of your triks are ussefull but many are not ussefull with regular people ... when you use that "tools" to fill the light on the face , many regular people (not actors) could not suport the light
ReplyDeleteThe racoon eyes are in every of your videos you shot in the dirrect sun light.
If you now how to deal with that please provide us the solution ;).
Usual solutions I suposed it s a diffuser but I supposed it's not the best.
Anyway great tips ;).
ive watched most of your videos and the problem doesn't seem to be that it is SD, but rather that you have a lot of compression artifacts. Maybe if you change your codec it will be a bit higher quality. They are very good none-the-less
ReplyDeleteActually this video was pretty good. I was trying to figure out how to shoot at night and this kind of helped me. But I still really want to know how to shoot in ACTUAL nighttime environment with lights.
ReplyDeleteShe looked happy :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great. Thanks a lot
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ReplyDelete"Elliminating her face by bouncing the light."
"Duplicating her face by bouncing the light."
"Obliterating her face by bouncing the light."
hmmm....
Hey guys don't you have over-exposed and under-exposed around the wrong way. Her face in the first set up is under-exposed, the background is over-exposed, her face in the second set up is over-exposed.
ReplyDeletefinally great VIDEO tutorials, photographers have a lot of vids, finnaly good videos for videgraphers!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Easy to follow.
ReplyDeletether's no excure for why this is so low quality. Plenty of other guys have figured out how to use mp4 and automatic keyframes to get Youtube looking clean.
ReplyDeleteHD at our website. The link for this clip's HD version is posted in the description (top right). Cheers.
ReplyDeleteYeah, if they're going to make tutorials on how to make videos they should at least make theirs good.
ReplyDeletethis is a video channel. Get some quality on your video. It is so pixelated I had to stop watching. Upload it in another format. terrible
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