Turn Your Screen Into a Soft Warm Light (Instant Fix For Video Lighting)
Use Your Screen As Light
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The right light, one click away. Subscribe: @useyourscreenaslight
A soft warm light from any screen you already own. Cast it to your TV for a warm room glow, or open it on a laptop or tablet and use it as a light for video calls and recording. Warm light is the flattering one: it softens skin tones and takes the blue edge off a dark room. No sound, no ads inside the video, no sudden changes in brightness.
How to use: open on a TV, monitor, tablet or phone. Set your device brightness low for a gentle room glow, or high and close to your face for camera light. Runs two hours untouched.
More lights on the channel: this same light in a 10 hour cut, warm white, warm night lights for sleeping, candlelight, fireplace glow, sunset lamp, peach, pure white and ultra bright. New ones most weeks. Subscribing keeps the whole toolbox one click away.
What light should I make next? Tell me in the comments.
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Turn Your Screen Into a Soft Warm Light (Instant Fix For Video Lighting)
Use Your Screen As Light
166,339 views
The right light, one click away. Subscribe: @useyourscreenaslight
A soft warm light from any screen you already own. Cast it to your TV for a warm room glow, or open it on a laptop or tablet and use it as a light for video calls and recording. Warm light is the flattering one: it softens skin tones and takes the blue edge off a dark room. No sound, no ads inside the video, no sudden changes in brightness.
How to use: open on a TV, monitor, tablet or phone. Set your device brightness low for a gentle room glow, or high and close to your face for camera light. Runs two hours untouched.
More lights on the channel: this same light in a 10 hour cut, warm white, warm night lights for sleeping, candlelight, fireplace glow, sunset lamp, peach, pure white and ultra bright. New ones most weeks. Subscribing keeps the whole toolbox one click away.
What light should I make next? Tell me in the comments.
What light should I make next?
— Wren