When I was in school a million years ago, we learned to use "available light," which according to our professor was any light that was available, on scene or in his trunk. He also preached, "You cannot create light if you cannot first see light." Man, you see light better than most. You speak humbly, but your work shows your true mastery. Keep doin what you're doin.
Man, you may not consider yourself a cinematographer but you're a natural talent in creating moving imagery. Keep advancing in the craft cause you really got the eye for it.
I have been watching your lighting videos on a loop while working with my a7iii. I really appreciate your insight and am so excited to grow as a film maker. Just like John, my college photography teacher, always said, “It’s all about the light” 🌞
I'm from Brazil, sorry if the English is not correct, I translated using Google Translate. Anyway, you are very good at teaching and passing your eyes on the footage, many things I see on your channel, are things that took me a LONG time to learn and you manage to make everything very clear and simplified. Congratulations on the message about not getting lost in the pursuit of perfection. I'm a fan of the channel, I hope it continues forever! I'm sure it will grow much more!
Studying for my midterm and a new Vuh project dropped... smh Imma pick a new vuhlandes video over an exam every time unfortunately... lol Another great video! Insightful too, I have so much trouble with lighting and own one of those Flag/ diffuser / reflector things and had no idea how to use it. lol
filming a short this weekend mostly outside and unfortunately don't have a $100k budget lmaoo so this was perfect timing for the video and got me excited for this weekend, gonna have fun. Love your style of videos and this one was no different! much love
I make music and I decided I'm gonna start filming my own videos. I can't thank you enough for the constant gems. You make this easy to understand. Esp for someone like me, who's not a pro.
great video 👍! simple tips but they make a big difference in the image. i still remember the day i learnt about the triangle and shooting shadow side, it was a game changer for me.
Damn I had deja Vu for the intro video. A few recycled clips and the Christmas music again. I would love to see what you could do with a BMPCC 4K and some cheap Canon lenses. Like what you could shoot on a budget in terms of cinematic video quality. Thanks for all the info you put in these. Looking forward to the next vid as well.
you are such an inspiration, so glad I found your channel, so much precious information and I really like your attitude towards just starting to create and not try to overcomplicate things, this really motivates big time, thank you so much
I love your stuff, dude. You're very inspiring. And the look of your images feels genuine - for lack of a better term. Uniquely YOU. And I love how you acknowledge that the word "cinematic" includes SO MANY different types of visual aesthetic. Thanks for the personal insight.
Hey man i know you made this a year ago, but me and my friends are tackling the task of making a movie this summer and already ive learned a lot. Pprecite you bro🤞
Thank you! Definitely on the same page here....I love using natural light with my photography. I'm also a firm believer in using what you have without adding all the bells and whistles. In my personal opinion, natural light sets a better mood for the photo and like you said, there is always a way to manipulate that natural light (precise posing for the best effect or reflectors) to your benefit without dragging out unnecessary and expensive source lighting.
This is dope and informative. THANK YOU! Beautiful shots. @7:29 - mannn, YES. This is a huge challenge I encounter at times with shooting with natural light. The clouds want to steal the show - literally, lol. But seriously, when the clouds shift and change the brightness WHILE recording, it "ruins" my shots. How have you worked with that element of surprise?
These are great looking shots. The color grading is spot on as well. I do have a question though, do you change your lighting depending on skin tones? You made some killer shots with dark skin tones (a lot of times film makers shoot in a way that causes dark skin tones to lose their depth). Just curious if you approach lighting or shooting skin tones differently (esp when comparing really dark skin tones to really light ones)?
Amazing work but my only question is how do you manual focus on yourself for shots where you dont have a subject to place to guesstimate. Love the art bro
When I was in school a million years ago, we learned to use "available light," which according to our professor was any light that was available, on scene or in his trunk. He also preached, "You cannot create light if you cannot first see light." Man, you see light better than most. You speak humbly, but your work shows your true mastery. Keep doin what you're doin.
That’s love man thank you.
@@vuhlandeseu só queria dizer que Deus, Maria e Jesus te amam muito! Eles me salvaram do câncer (sem tratamento, só rezando) e estão com você também🥺
@@isaahedits6714 KKKKKKKKKKKKK??
Man, you may not consider yourself a cinematographer but you're a natural talent in creating moving imagery. Keep advancing in the craft cause you really got the eye for it.
shooting from the shadow side is something i never noticed, but now ill never unsee in any video/movie
I love finding stuff out and seeing it every time I watch something new
He said he’s not a professional lighter 🤣 Well you’re pretty darn good at what you do! Professional to me!
“It’s not going to be perfect, just make things” is a motto that really freed me from my worries. Love that.
I'm filming my first short film this weekend and will be using natural light so this video came at a great time. Love these tips! Thank you💮✨
Good luck!
@@vuhlandes thank you!🙏🏾
Sorry I am late, but please share your video once it is finished. 😀
@@KalleTheodor thank you so much! I’m working on the post production now but will definitely update when it’s out✨
@@ArchiesLens Awesome! 😀I do mostly short movies as well; all on my own, so I know how much work it is. Good luck Archie!
I have been watching your lighting videos on a loop while working with my a7iii. I really appreciate your insight and am so excited to grow as a film maker.
Just like John, my college photography teacher, always said, “It’s all about the light” 🌞
I'm from Brazil, sorry if the English is not correct, I translated using Google Translate.
Anyway, you are very good at teaching and passing your eyes on the footage, many things I see on your channel, are things that took me a LONG time to learn and you manage to make everything very clear and simplified.
Congratulations on the message about not getting lost in the pursuit of perfection.
I'm a fan of the channel, I hope it continues forever! I'm sure it will grow much more!
0:48 not hark the heralds angels sing!😂😂
Studying for my midterm and a new Vuh project dropped... smh Imma pick a new vuhlandes video over an exam every time unfortunately... lol Another great video! Insightful too, I have so much trouble with lighting and own one of those Flag/ diffuser / reflector things and had no idea how to use it. lol
filming a short this weekend mostly outside and unfortunately don't have a $100k budget lmaoo so this was perfect timing for the video and got me excited for this weekend, gonna have fun. Love your style of videos and this one was no different! much love
Super useful stuff! I've said it multiple times, your lighting, colors and compositions are elite. 🔥🔥 Thank you for showing the process.
I make music and I decided I'm gonna start filming my own videos. I can't thank you enough for the constant gems. You make this easy to understand. Esp for someone like me, who's not a pro.
Brother Vuhlandes, my fellow Detroiter, thanks for everything, man!! I LOVE your content. 😎 You're a Genius. Peace, all.
I just want to say thank you so much! I learned so much in 10 minutes, much more than other videos that I've seen here.
“The light guy” lmaoo
The part at the end when you apologized if the viewer didn’t get anything useful from your vid really shows your humility 👍
I BLOODY LOVE VUHLANDES! Another video I needed in my life!
I like that golden hour time in the early morning or late evening, gives very nice colors also.
Babe wake up, Vuhlandes made a new video!
Simple and practicle. Awesome video, man! Thx!
I learned so much about lighting from you in this video than I have from professionals who's brains I've picked. Thank you for this video!
its so true what you say about "just doing" things even if you don´t own the best gear etc. !
great video 👍! simple tips but they make a big difference in the image. i still remember the day i learnt about the triangle and shooting shadow side, it was a game changer for me.
This is a fantastic term, the cinematic trinagle - really nice phrase to keep in the head and work with.
Damn I had deja Vu for the intro video. A few recycled clips and the Christmas music again. I would love to see what you could do with a BMPCC 4K and some cheap Canon lenses. Like what you could shoot on a budget in terms of cinematic video quality. Thanks for all the info you put in these. Looking forward to the next vid as well.
Talking straight to me about just going out to do it & have fun instead of making it perfect. Appreciate you bro
These wide 4:3 talking heads lookin cleannnn
made my day the intro music is perfect as i pack for new york, can’t wait to try some of these tips on my trip
you are such an inspiration, so glad I found your channel, so much precious information and I really like your attitude towards just starting to create and not try to overcomplicate things, this really motivates big time, thank you so much
blessing the youtube skreets
hey, hi from chile i love your videos
I love you
Young Man you good 🫡🌻🦅🙏🏽
God bless you man 🙏🏽 keep bring that Nice Vibe🌻🤗
But DUUUDDDEE how the flip are you colour grading this magic?!
Shoot from the shadow side. ❤
I love your stuff, dude. You're very inspiring. And the look of your images feels genuine - for lack of a better term. Uniquely YOU. And I love how you acknowledge that the word "cinematic" includes SO MANY different types of visual aesthetic. Thanks for the personal insight.
Hey man i know you made this a year ago, but me and my friends are tackling the task of making a movie this summer and already ive learned a lot. Pprecite you bro🤞
Thanks for these tips man!! Cinematic triangle is genius
Bro your videos are so cinematic 🔥🔥
these lil tip videos are my favorite they have me feeling like a pro
Great Video and content 🔥🙏
I am used to take the shoot of landscape with my Kase landscape filters set, good for me to control the light outdoors and more cinematic.
This is too cool, your advice and the final product of the videos, keep on doing you Vuhlandes 🙌🙌
I got into cinematography because of this guy
Love what you be doing
Thank you! Definitely on the same page here....I love using natural light with my photography. I'm also a firm believer in using what you have without adding all the bells and whistles.
In my personal opinion, natural light sets a better mood for the photo and like you said, there is always a way to manipulate that natural light (precise posing for the best effect or reflectors) to your benefit without dragging out unnecessary and expensive source lighting.
Thumbnail is so fireeeeeeee
I really like that you use natrual light, as a broke student I enjoy making beautiful content with what I have
babe wake up new Vuhlandes video just dropped
This is dope and informative. THANK YOU! Beautiful shots. @7:29 - mannn, YES. This is a huge challenge I encounter at times with shooting with natural light. The clouds want to steal the show - literally, lol. But seriously, when the clouds shift and change the brightness WHILE recording, it "ruins" my shots. How have you worked with that element of surprise?
Thank you so much! Nice video! ❤👏🙏🏻
You are such an awesome guy and I totally love and feel inspired by your videos man. Thank you so much! keep it up!
Fantastic work.
Your color grading A1. Love the Color density and the tones you choose
wow, so artistic !!!⭐
Vuhlandes doesn’t miss 🙏
Love this 👏🏼 I agree, it’s not about being perfect or having the best equipment but about your creative eye. Thank you for sharing ✨❤️
Best Channel ever bro!
With this video my day is perfect. Your words are so true. Thank you for the new video.
Damn, when I needed this video the most, you appeared. Thanks for the great video!
Love this video great tips here.
This Video is awesome Man, you helped me a lot God bless you bro; pray for the best💥
I don’t know if you know, but the intro song is a Christmas song. ‘ Hark the herald angels sing’
6:19 stunning !
i appreciate you content g, you got my sub and my respect
Amazing video as alway
Wonderful video! You create such amazing images ! 🤩
Thanks for making this video bro. Keep on creating!
Love from turkey bro your stuff has inspired me a lot
Great work man! Looking forward to more videos from you. I loved the shots you took, amazingly cinematic - specially the inserts.
This video was much needed brother. Thank You 🙏🏾❤️
Learning a lot from your videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Damn, this was super helpful. Thanks for putting it together in an understandable way.
You are amazing for shareing this so info when you didnt have too
Love your message. Really grateful for your work!
This was reallly helpful, thanks Vuh
Christmas music at the start.... Interesing
lol
bro great stuff man much love to you
Appreciate ya Vuh!
Man I love your shots 🤙🏼
🔥 🔥 🔥
Been waiting on this!
This was so helpful thank you so much for sharing ❤
Hit some real key points ❤️🔥🧠
Your work is outstanding!
These are great looking shots. The color grading is spot on as well. I do have a question though, do you change your lighting depending on skin tones? You made some killer shots with dark skin tones (a lot of times film makers shoot in a way that causes dark skin tones to lose their depth). Just curious if you approach lighting or shooting skin tones differently (esp when comparing really dark skin tones to really light ones)?
this video is amazing, thank you
Goated content as always 🔥
always great tips bro! thankssss
Always so cool and such useful tips!
Great video! Thanks for sharing
Great video! Thanks for the tips!
Love the videos per usual
Are there any books you recommend when learning cinematography/photography ?
Really love/enjoy your video🤟
You inspire me to male videos so i want to say thank you !
Love It
Amazing work but my only question is how do you manual focus on yourself for shots where you dont have a subject to place to guesstimate. Love the art bro
If you had a buy a light as a key light, or even just a general purpose light…do you have any recommendations?
i loved this👏🏾
Was I hearing X-Mas music in the intro? Anyway, great content!