These measurements are without reflectors or any modification? I'm still suspicious of those referring to LED's in watts....it means literally nothing, apart from how many watts it's pulling from your outlet.
Very entertaining. Thanks. I watch your videos just to cheer myself up. No kidding. Most reviews of these kinds of Bowens mount lights seem to be about using them in a studio with a softbox. Would these work to enhance lighting at a live acoustic music concert do you think? I cannot disrupt the live show, so a big intrusive softbox (or even a medium one) is impossible. But then, I have to place lights 3-4 metres + away from the performance area too for the same reason. I wonder if this (or the Amaran or Colbor equivalent) would be a good choice for a key light with perhaps a bit of diffusion? My venue is a medieval castle with only house lights and natural daylight.
Many thanks, I’m flattered! Hmm in theory yes but I expect you’d need quite a bit more more than the g200 has to offer as the LUX measurements really drop once you get to 3m+ away. I’d say a fresnel attachment on its widest/softest setting may be more practical for this (extremely cool, medieval castle?) application 👍🏻
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wow this video is super underrated and very informative. I am surprised there is only 5 comments... 🤯 Keep it up Harv, love your videos.
your videos always have an amazing look and tone, mate! congrats
wow, I want two of those for the travel photography.
These measurements are without reflectors or any modification? I'm still suspicious of those referring to LED's in watts....it means literally nothing, apart from how many watts it's pulling from your outlet.
Very entertaining. Thanks. I watch your videos just to cheer myself up. No kidding.
Most reviews of these kinds of Bowens mount lights seem to be about using them in a studio with a softbox. Would these work to enhance lighting at a live acoustic music concert do you think? I cannot disrupt the live show, so a big intrusive softbox (or even a medium one) is impossible. But then, I have to place lights 3-4 metres + away from the performance area too for the same reason. I wonder if this (or the Amaran or Colbor equivalent) would be a good choice for a key light with perhaps a bit of diffusion? My venue is a medieval castle with only house lights and natural daylight.
Many thanks, I’m flattered! Hmm in theory yes but I expect you’d need quite a bit more more than the g200 has to offer as the LUX measurements really drop once you get to 3m+ away. I’d say a fresnel attachment on its widest/softest setting may be more practical for this (extremely cool, medieval castle?) application 👍🏻
Can this light be use as à main key light? Thank you.