Building a Low-cost Lightboard for Video Lectures

[jawsfamily]

I think you can flip a video horizontally in post processing. That would replace the mirror

[alocin]

I watched several videos on YT, most of them proved to be wok of idiots. I hit your video. Crystal clear commentary, beautiful dressing, blue and black, nice hair style, smiling face, full of energy and lively. You explained everything exceptionally well and professionally. I would say the world is a good place because there are genius, intelligent and brilliant men like you in this world. Great video. I liked it. Thank you very much.

[eduardocosta]

The mirror is useful when you do a live presentation. That´s the case where the post-processing is not possible.

[spelunkerd]

Cool idea. The hard part for most DIY people is getting a room that doesn't echo, and doesn't reflect light from open windows or other sources of ambient light. Audio is always the most difficult, you seem to have nicely overcome that, too.

[MathswhizAustralia]

you could also just do a horizontal flip in any video editing software, so the mirror isn't required. I bought my green screen from ebay for $50 and a giant sheet of perspex (acrylic) from a plastic fabricator for $100. Thanks for sharing this video!

[cesar_zapata]

Wow, I went through all of the 73 videos. Although I did not take the time to comment and like each one of them I`d like to say that It was all absolutely amazing. You are such a good speaker. I was having trouble understanding the HTTP pipeline and how spring worked behind the scenes when I came to your chanel. I found all of the content absolutely interesting and helpful. I'm so glad that the programming comunity is always so helpful providing such high quality material to people. 
I'm looking foward to watching your security videos for android.
I don't know what was you motivation to do these videos, in any case a big THANK YOU from Brasil, for taking the time and effort.
Take care

[rahulkapoor]

and that velvet jacket is what makes smooth reflection on to the camera

[abhilashpatel]

This guy is humble. Very likable persona.

[madnecessity]

5 years later and still relevant
Thanks for posting
Hope you post stuff again

[AlimHAli-eggz]

What kind of camera are you using? I love the setup. Thanks for sharing.

[StudentCompanion]

Thanks for this video very informative.

[thomasbartley]

Do you really need the mirror? Can't you just flip the video in post-production?

[እምዬኢትዮጵያንቂ]

Very ingenious indeed! I can't wait to construct it myself. Thank you!

[YoKai]

im just thinking about the mirror which you have used for flipping the image. what is the best position to shoot without camera actually intrusively visible in the shoot. i understand you kept it not perpendicular to the mirror, but then the view says it differently.

[mohamedabdullahi]

I have been searching this vedio for months . Now I understand!
Thanks

[toanha]

Really like your idea, will make one myself.

[suzannebeers]

need more explanation of lighting placement, windows in room, etc. Also tech info suggestions for camera and software would be nice.

[KimalHonourDjam]

Hello Jules, What type of glass are you using? Is plexiglass good because some authors feel otherwise? Would you please share your experience using plexiglass? Thanks

[paulpadur]

I love the low cost solution. Have you had any issues with the scratches on plexiglass? What have you used to clean the surface?

[liamnoteworthy]

Awesome video... but, if I may make a suggestion, you might want to create more of a contrast between you and the background... like by wearing a lighter colored jacket... it looks like body parts are floating around the screen...