Step 1. Prepare Your Workspace

• Find a suitable streaming area:
• Background: A smooth wall, plain curtains, or a tidy interior.
• Lighting space: Clear away any clutter that might cast unwanted shadows.
• Ensure the area is clean and free of distractions to keep the focus on you.

Step 2. Choose Your Main Light (Ring Light)

• Position the ring light in front of you, slightly above eye level.
• This eliminates shadows under the eyes and highlights your facial features.
• Plug in the light and turn it on.
• Adjust the brightness:
• For bright lighting, set it to high intensity.
• For a soft and intimate atmosphere, lower the brightness.

Step 3. Add Side or Backlighting

• Place an additional light source (like a desk lamp or LED panel):
• To the left or right of you for side lighting.
• Behind you for backlighting to create a glowing outline.
• Aim the light at your hair or shoulders to add depth to the image.

Step 4. Set Up Your Background

• Use soft LED string lights or lamps to create an engaging but not distracting background.
• Avoid harsh shadows and unwanted reflections.
• Tip: Try RGB lights to change the background color to match your mood.

Step 5. Test the Lighting

• Turn on your webcam and check the image:
• Ensure your face is evenly lit.
• Check for overexposure or dark spots.
• Adjust the angles and brightness as needed for a balanced look.

Step 6. Experiment

• Play around with angles, intensity, and light colors.
• Record sample videos to find the perfect settings for different shows.

The attached image visually illustrates these steps. If you'd like further adjustments or explanations, feel free to ask!