If you have a fairly hard light, think about bouncing that light against another surface instead of directing it at you. The goal is to get the light towards your face so you're bright and clear. Facing a window is great, especially if the light it diffuse and soft, or you can use a lamp. Ideally, you want the light to illuminate you so you want it pushed towards your face and body. Lights in front of you, and behind the camera, can add a glow to your face that's softerįirst, put the light behind your camera - not your back. Here are several options you can pick up and try today, probably with some things in your home right now. While some of us are blessed with picture perfect lighting designs in our home, or giant picture windows that stream filtered sunlight, others are inside apartments with single light bulb fixtures that could use some help. They're also - quite literally - casting many of us in a bad light. These online chats are helping many of us feel connected, less isolated and calmer during these uncertain days.
Some people are also conducting job interviews virtually, or even closing real estate deals. We're all living a Zoom life now, and if not, we're using one of several video options like Houseparty and Skype to connect with co-workers, cousins and even our neighbors right across the road.
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