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The top ten topics are:
- Color Temp - keep lights the same color temperature
- Illumination Level - you should be the brightest part of the picture, use soft light, watch out for backlights
- Camera Sensitivity/Dynamic Range - make sure you have enough light so your picture isn't too grainy
- Contrast Ratios - don't over light, keep lights at medium brightness
- Manual Controls - use manual controls, don't just use auto settings
- Camera Support and Placement - get camera a few degrees above eye line, that's the most flattering, stack books, boxes or anything you have to get the right angle
- Monitoring - keep an eye on your stream, monitor on an iPad or other device
- Framing and Composition - stay centered in the frame, use rule of thirds, keep background simple
- Connectivity - use a wired ethernet cable directly to your router so you don’t have to rely of Wi-Fi, it's a more stable connections
- Prompter - use an iPad or another laptop below the camera, printed scripts and index cards work too
Gear tips:
- Three-light kit with stand
- Compact light with great features from Moman
- Super compact light with great features from Supon
- A simple Joby GorillaPod works well in the home
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