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Dannichickflygirl M.

Dec 28, 2011

Dannichickflygirl M.

When doing YouTube tutorials, I use a desk lamp with a white bulb, which gives off white lighting; however, after filming and editing, my video looks yellow. What do you, the reader, suggest that I use? Natural daylight? Or is it my recording device? I use a Sony Bloggie. So, two questions: lighting and recording devices. I have tutorials on my Beautylish page to view, so that you may see what I'm talking about. Any suggestions are, humbly, appreciated. 
:-)

Kensie L.

Dec 28, 2011

Kensie L.

I used to have this same problem using my desk lamp.
Indirect daylight tends to give the most natural, true-to-life look in videos. Or you could always color correct in post-production.

Rikki P.

Dec 28, 2011

Rikki P.

Go with natural daylight.

Nils J.
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Dec 28, 2011

Nils J.

Here's some lighting tips we wrote about a while ago http://www.beautylish.com/a/vmqmr/inexpensive-tutorial-lighting-tips Hope it helps and keep up the great job! 

Dannichickflygirl M.

Dec 28, 2011

Dannichickflygirl M.

Awww, yeah. Bow chicka woooow woooow! I got some supa-bass tips up in hea! Thanks, Boo Thangs! *muahs & hugs*

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