Here Are The TOP 5 Things To Consider When Getting A Light!

Lighting can be a challenge to consider purchasing because there are so many different variations and options out there! Don’t let that deter you from creating your dream film set or prevent you from tackling some awesome client gigs. Here are the top 5 things that I consider when purchasing lights!

Catch my other recent videos!

Top 5 Lighting Features to Consider:
1. CRI
2. Weight & Size
3. Bi-Color?
4. Diffusion
5. Barn Doors
6. Bonuses - Cases & RGB

Purchasing lighting for your YouTube studio, smaller film sets, or your client work, can vary tremendously based on your needs. If you’re like me and do all of the above, you might consider lighting that is universally appealing to any situation you encounter. The biggest factor with all lighting for me is whether I can get the power output I need and if I can easily set them up based on mobility and size.

I encourage everyone to use lighting and to make their videos as dynamic and unique as possible. There’s an endless amount of possibilities you can achieve with lighting and I’m looking forward to sharing more lighting techniques with everyone soon!

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[nocturnus]

This is why I committed team CHIAROSCURO previously. The play with & with the absence of light is so important. Like that natural light test footage when you where capturing those fire dancers. Before this video I was unclear what I needed to consider in shopping for lighting. Thanks Kitty!

[JKoehr]

Niice.

One comment on the diffusion though - The larger of a diffusion sheet you're able to use, the more diffuse the light will be.

(Just noticing in your example it was more of a light cut than significant diffusion)

[andi]

Ahh this is literally the perfect timing for more lighting videos! Trying to improve my videos so I really enjoyed your previous one, and this is a great follow up :D Thank you for sharing more insights!

[sonicacoustics]

Nice stuffs! Helpful on choosing and buying lights for video creators and vloggers though. :)

[thomasgagel]

Great video! You can always know more about lighting. The first lights I had were just three under-cabinet glued together😂 great video though of course and I'll keep this in mind when I want to expand my family of gear!👌👍☺

[slayerx]

I always get excited when i see your video❤️❤️😍

[soribaram]

Good informing~~ It’s so nice stuff. I like your hair style and color. 😊😉👍🏼👍🏼

[IzhanZubir]

Awesome video. And you are really beautiful. Awesome personality.

[Scientiaclasses]

Nice light . Love from Bihar India. I always watch your video. Your video is very informative.

[charlescdt]

Its going to be a good day when Kitty post a video.

[TVnewswritingtips]

Thanks, this is bomb. A friend just kicked me her old lights - she upgraded - so gonna test them out for my new channel. If I don't like them and need to upgrade, I'll check your other lighting tips. 👊

[mkflavvideo]

legit getting ready to purchase new light awesome

[MacnTeens]

Great timing Kitty 🙃 Probably the main thing we're trying to learn more about atm, thanks for the tips ✌🏼

[AntonWongVideo]

Extra tip: "Blackwrap" is great for when light is spilling out between the barn doors. It's basically just a black version of tin/alum foil that you can reuse!

[DVBProductions]

Fantastic!! Wish I had this great info a year ago! Thank you so much for your great videos Kitty, Regards Ryno

[mikedesimone]

Kitty, Good Morning, You're up so early' nice intro on your preface lighting' you’re looking very well. Take Care. Cheers. 😊

[dwmspace]

Great tips! Can you recommend any light stands? Like the one @0:56? Been looking for something sturdy, travel friendly and with 7+ feet reach if that combo exists 😅

[RawloftheDead]

Wow those Lupo lights are pretty expensive. They look cool though.