GODOX VL300 LED Video Lights 300w Lightweight Quiet Fan Studio Light Separated Body CRI 96 TLCI 95 APP Support Color temperature 5600±200K

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Light in your handsIf you are looking for a bright, continuous light but are hesitant due to its size, if you long for a portable and easy to set up light for quick shots, and want a professional light that can be used both indoors and.

Godox new LED lights VL series are lightweight and compact light source, with three versions in different power consumption for choice: VL300, VL200 and VL150. With a separated controller, users will be able to mount the light in any position and adjust the light setting via the controller which has a crystal clear LCD panel. The farther away the light source, the smaller it gets in relation to the subject, and therefore the harder and crisper the shadow becomes.SL300IIBiBuilt-in special effects such as various flash, thunderstorm, TV, broken bulb, candle, campfire and fireworks modes will help you achieve creative effects. SL150II BiTo meet different needs of users, especially for the needs of Bi-Color capabilities, Godox is now introducing a Bi-Color LED video light SL150II Bi.

The VL300II has a high CRI of ≥ 96 and a TLCI of ≥96, making it suitable for professional broadcast use, cinematography, video interviews, YouTube videos, and live streaming. The GODOX VL300II COB LED Video Light is a powerful, yet economical solution for both the hobbyist and the serious photographer, videographer, or cinematographer. Godox S60-D KitGodox has put together this expansive S60 LED Focusing 3-Light Kit to offer you a complete setup with a 6 to 55° variable beam focus backed by control and power options.

The VLII Series all use the ever-popular Bowens S-Type accessory mount, which makes it compatible with a wide range of modifiers such as Softboxes, Fresnel Lenses, spotlight attachments, snoots diffuser-balls plus much more. In this instance, I added a gel to the AD 100 pro used as a secondary light source, and pointed at the wall where the shadow would fall. And in fact, I'll be starting with one light, moving on to two lights, and ending with a four-light setup.