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A ring light is a vital tool in video
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content creation. Even if you have
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adequate lighting in the room that you
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want to use for your recording, a ring
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light can spice up your lighting in such
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that it improves the quality of your
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The natural and default use of a ring
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light is to provide lighting to your
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face as you record. It faces you
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directly the way you see in the video.
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The beauty is that you can adjust the
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number of things to get some effects
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that you might like. Here is the control
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[clears throat] panel for your ring
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light. This is the power on off. That's
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And then the next button above it dims
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the light. The next one changes the
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This is more whitish, bluish-white, tint
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This is glowing more orange. Et cetera.
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So, you can change the temperature of
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the ring light by using this third
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button from the bottom. And then the top
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button, what it does is brightens the
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light. So, if you find out that your
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light is too dim, you can brighten it.
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You can dim it. You can change the
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And that gives you a lot of room to get
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If you want to create a video that's
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warm, you can use something like this.
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If you want to create a cooler video,
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a video in which your lighting is
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cooler, you can use this.
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That's the ABC of using a ring light for
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your video creation. So, let's explore
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how these controls, the effect they
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have. So, I'm dimming the light.
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I'm increasing the brightness.
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And then I'm changing
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the temperature of the light.
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Hopefully, you can notice the difference
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in the video. That done, I have shared
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with you how the primary position of the
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ring light is in front of you
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Now, you can also set two different ring
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lights at different angles from your
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front so that they are not directly in
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If you see, you should be able to see
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some reflection of light in my glasses.
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If you wear glasses, having your light
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source directly in front of you
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increases chances of reflection showing
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up in your glasses. So, if you set them
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at angles, one here, one here,
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you reduce the chance of reflection in
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You can surround yourself with four,
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five, six ring lights spread out in an
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arc in front of you, different colors,
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different brightness levels,
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different positions, some
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located above your head, some located
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below you so that the light is beaming
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There are uh almost no limits to the
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variety that you can achieve by playing
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around with your ring light. Now, I have
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said that in front of you directly is
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the natural, the default position of a
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ring light. But, if you look behind me
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you can see that light in around the
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potted plant. It's a ring light I have
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positioned there. I have turned it away
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from me to face the wall
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so that the light bounces off the wall
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onto the leaves of the plant and creates
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that interesting effect there. You can
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also play with the brightness of the
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increase the brightness,
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you can reduce the brightness,
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increase the brightness, you can change
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the temperature of the light to
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whatsoever suits you. The whole idea of
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is about playing around
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till you get the desired results.
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Whatever results you desire, whatever
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effects you want to create.
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Play with different positions. Up, down,
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Just don't allow anything limit your
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creativity. You never know what you
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discover by playing around. Lastly,
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we're looking at the tripod stand that
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comes with the average ring light. You
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can use this to adjust the height of the
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You can use this to further adjust the
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height. You can use this to adjust the
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Simply make your adjustments by turning,
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adjust, and then tightening it back.
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You're losing the bolt to make the
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adjustment. Make the adjustment, then
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tighten it back. Same thing here, and
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same thing here. The idea is to give you
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as much room as possible to create the
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results that you desire. I hope that
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this basic tutorial showing you how to
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use a ring light for your video, whether
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it's YouTube, TikTok, Instagram,
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whatever platform, WhatsApp, these tips
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>> the best possible results that you need.
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You can always improve on your skills,
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but you need to start. Play around.
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Don't stop playing around till you get
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the results that you want. Thanks for
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