A creator starter kit under ৳5,000
You do not need a studio and you do not need to spend ৳20,000. Here is the order to buy things in, and what each one actually fixes.
Buy in this order, not all at once
The most common mistake is buying a bundle of five things at once, using two of them, and concluding that gear does not help. Buy one item, use it for two weeks, and only then buy the next. You will spend less and end up with a setup that matches how you actually shoot.
The order below is not arbitrary. It goes from the problem viewers notice most to the one they notice least.
1. Light — about ৳1,000 to ৳1,900
Bad light is the most visible problem in phone video and the hardest to fix afterwards. It shows up as grain in dark areas, skin that looks grey or orange, and colours that do not match the real product.
The U80 Pro at ৳990 is the cheapest light worth owning. The U160 Pro at ৳1,890 is the one to buy if you can — it is a bigger source, which means softer light, and its Ra95+ colour accuracy matters if you sell things.
2. Framing — about ৳1,350
Once the light is fixed, the next thing people notice is that the camera moves. A selfie stand that folds into a tripod solves this for around ৳1,350 and also gives you a Bluetooth remote, so you are not starting every take by walking back to the phone.
3. Sound — about ৳1,650
Sound is last on this list only because viewers forgive a slightly soft picture more readily than they forgive a merely adequate one. If you talk to camera at all, this is the biggest single quality jump available to you.
The VM20 gives you two transmitters, so it also covers you the day you interview someone.
What that adds up to
U160 Pro ৳1,890 + PK-996 ৳1,350 + VM20 ৳1,650 = ৳4,890. That is a complete lighting, framing and audio setup for under five thousand taka, and it will outlast several phones.
Message us with the three items and we will quote a package price before you order.
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