Setting Up Your Webcam - OBS in Higher Education - Part 4

In this video, I'm going to show you how to set up your webcam in OBS. To work smart not hard, we will do so by setting it up as nested scene (don't worry, you will learn what that means). Before going into OBS, we also need to think about lighting to enable the webcam to capture our digital selves. Finally, I will show you how to set up a multi-cam scene. Please check out the additional links provided. The timestamps below will let you skip to specific sections of the video. Please like and subscribe, and leave a comment below. 👍 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: - Link to OBS Studio website: https://obsproject.com/ - Direct link to OBS download page: https://obsproject.com/download - How to set up the best lighting for video conferencing at home: https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/best-lighting-for-video-conferencing-at-home - The best ring lights for perfect lighting in meetings: https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/shopping-all/the-best-ring-lights-instantly-brighten-up-your-zoom-meetings/ar-BB17Cjq6 - Top 5 best softboxes for video: https://vloggergear.com/best-softboxes/ - Best cheap webcams 2021: https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/best-cheap-webcams - Free LUT Filter Pack: https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/free-lut-filter-pack.594/ - OBS Cinematic LUT Pack: https://videomark.net/obs-studio-cinematic-lut-pack-free-download/ ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction 01:29 What's up in this video? 01:51 Lighting: natural and artificial lights 05:30 Webcam considerations 07:15 Remember our three-scene setup? 07:54 The webcam as nested scene 10:18 Adding webcam to the nested scene 10:42 Webcam properties 14:30 Configuring video settings 18:53 Fitting a source to the screen 19:07 Webcam filters 19:23 What is a LUT? 21:44 Multi-Cam Setup 25:11 A trick to organize your scenes 26:00 The multi-cam view (aka overhead cam scene) 27:19 Question of the Day