I did a couple videos on this light too. It’s a great light with a couple downsides, but is definitely a viable option depending on what people find most important.
You should have a look at the Wellmaking HL-800: 80W + bowens mount + fresnel + Battery on the light and Vmount adapter for $200. just replace the swivel with fotodiox ultra heavyduty flash bracket ($15) for example to have a pretty good very light and compact overall solution
I just wanted to say thank so much for all the advice and knowledge you share on your channel. Because of you and others I was able to improve the look of my channel and launch a media company of my own on the side last year. Your inspiring keep doing what you do.. It makes a difference.
Looks like a pretty cute light G! I need to pick something stronger up as I have the SL60. The Godox VL300 looks pretty cool, though I’m totally in love with the 300d II, just need to sell my soul for that 🙈
version 2 has a much improved mount and now supports heavier modifiers. I’m happy with it. You can even power it from a v mount with a v mount to dc cable making it a great little outdoor light. I’ll see if it stands the test of time I’ve only had it a few days so need to try it on a few shoots.
So I actually picked up the GVM 80W prior to seeing this video. $120 for the light, umbrella, stand, and reflector. The output is great imho but it lacks control. There's just a dimmer switch on the back. Construction is plastic but doesn't seem too bad. Fan noise isn't bad. Definitely a usable budget option.
3 months ago i bought the nanlite forza 60. I think she may interest you. She’s little and powerfull and she can be fed by 2 npf battery There is not lot of test on RUclips about this light. Many people should know this brand
It'd be cool if you do a modding tutorial to fix the quirks: replace the shitty cable, replace the fan, add v-Mount, and switch or mod the yolk, that'd make this thing a killer since the godox is great but the size is a tad big for what it is, especially with the gigantic cap for the chip
Great job on this one. I like your reviews. Really clear but with a deep testing. Do you see the new one they came out Sokani X180 180W. It's more powerful and I think it can be powered by xlr to dtap. Nobody talk about it. It's a job our best reviewer... 🔥🔥🔥
Ordered one of these a couple of days ago and it arrived shortly before you posted this video. Haven't had a chance to put it through its paces just yet.
I use these lights daily. Took two of them away overseas for a week long shoot And perfect so small can run these off v lock batts so that is definitely something worth mentioning I use light dome minis and yungneo? Fennell if want to spot it For the price I think these are awesome
I really want this light! i already own the GVM and its Great but it has No effects unlike the sokani, i'm disappointed in the color though, i guess i'll just gel it and use it as accent lighting. BTW thanks for the first actual useful review of this light on youtube, Way to Go!
they fixed the the tilt lock and the fan noise on v2 of this light. It now has a locking style tilt, i am able to put my bog softbox on it with no issues now.
Bought 2 of the Godox a few years ago to change it up from the Aputure LED panels and get some of those Bowen S light modifiers to put to use. They're alright, but Aputure really hits the price VS reward sweetspot of course. But y'all know a camerageek... all the funds towards cameras and lenses first... with lighting and audio at first being somewhat of an afterthought. We'll address that... at like, some point. xD
Yeah, I agree. Aputure is the sweet spot for sure. Especially with their 2nd gen stuff. They have very few shortcomings, but still offer a pretty great value. Because, yeah, I also agree that lighting is often a better investment than more cameras.
Thanks for this, I recently got the SL60 and am overall very happy with it, the new model seems better on the noise and at 3ft im not hearing it at all. will look at these as a second light for the workshop studio. my only real complaint is the handle on the SL60 feels flimsy and with the box in its a lot of weight.
Have you watched the videos showing how a parabolic softbox is a bit of a scam? Once you diffuse a parabola, it loses it's focal point, thus rendering it nearly equal to a non-parabolic softbox design. You're paying extra, but not getting extra (unless you're using it undiffused). Good work on this review, Gerald. New Intro line: "I'm Gerald, no I'm not, yes I am...stop arguing with me".
Gerald your sokani review for the x21 mislead me lol. The power button malfunctions immediately and the replacements had the same issue. Please use the gear for a bit. Sokani needs better quality control before I trust them again. BTW they took away the listing for the x21...hmmmm. Great video btw keep up the great output.
Some differences with the Forza 60 is that the Forza can run fan-less under 50% the fan is also small and a bit noisy when running. In certain set-ups its been something I've had to address in post to clean up. The battery grip is sold separately, I haven't ordered or tried it yet as the reviews are not fantastic on the battery-grip, but it would be convenient. The colour seems accurate to my eye, extremely happy with that. Some other differences are the lack of an umbrella holder, which I purchased an umbrella holder to solve that problem. I would probably recommend the Forza to someone looking to create a very compact and portable lighting kit. The Forza is smaller than you might think, especially with its mini-bowens mount. I use it mostly with a folding umbrella so its an extremely compact package. Thats where I think the Forza would make sense, for someone who wants a compact and accurate light. Otherwise the lights mentioned in this video might make more sense because of the cheaper price point.
Mitch Doll yeah I've used the forza a few times, but would like more scientific comparison of output, color, and fan noise. Being able to turn off the fan is a useful feature but most of the times I'd want the full output
So a problem I have found that Gerald didn't seem to have or didn't mention. The Bowens mount is WAY to lose. I can pull off the included reflector without depressing the button and my Light Dome 2 can also be pulled off without depressing the release. To fix this I have used 4 or 5 small strips of gaff tape to wrap around the Bowens mount where each of the 3 prongs rest when attached. This has fixed the issue and still allows plenty of wiggle room. I have torn down the whole light and I'm looking at adding a potentiometer to the fan to slow the speed as it is very loud. This unit Does have a temp sensor on it. I suppose in case it overheats, it just shuts the light off. Interestingly the fan has a fan speed control wire however it is cut from the factory! Also looking at a Wedge Locking Washer instead of just a regular washer to sure up the yoke and hopefully support my Light Dome 2. The metal yoke seems to be strong enough to handle the weight. Overall I'm enjoying the light!
The A/C plug is Chinese. Physically compatible with ungrounded North American outlets, but lacking holes in the prongs, and unpolarized (same size prongs).
Did you notice the AC adapter having a low freq rumble? The one I purchased has thing, not sure if it is normal. Also I replaced the handbrake with a M6 tightening handle...I'll try using a washer too!
These lights are getting better and better but keep running into these kinds of issues. The Godox is good for the price but the airflow design is horrible for thermals and suffers a similar weak yolk and louder fan than one would want. Would love to see a video trying to DIY tackle the sokani's issues such as replacing the fan & thermal compound with higher quality ones, beefing up the yolk much like your washer trick and figuring out if a v-mount battery rig would work and for how long it would power the light. Then compare the total price and time it took to fix the sokani vs the price of a 120d mkii.
So the SL-60W (for me in Europe Neewer not Godox, still same) has a better build, I can put a big soft box on it (for cheap), cheaper, bicolor, and the remote is good enough (can be turned off). I don't get why I should choose the Sokani over it. Big fan of the SL-60W, we don't have issues with the noise with using the Samson CO2s (based on your recommendations, thanks). I need some smaller lights in the set which have bowens mount, but this one haven't convinced me.
Wow not bad. As for the wire coming out of the brick, being that is DC low voltage in not surprised that engineers want to keep the length short. I would think that's an off the shelf power brick as well. I wouldn't want to run 15volt DC more than a few feet. Thank you. I may grab this light. Although every non aputure light I have has a less likeable color imo to my aputures
I believe the Sokani X60 v2 has sorted out both the yoke and the fan noise. Would you say 2m is the max distance you'd have this light from the subject before fall off?
you should review Jinbei EF II 60 light. it competes directly with godox sl-60 but it can be powered with standard 2 sony battery. few review even says that it more color acurate than sl-60.
Hey Gerald. I was wondering if you'd be interested in making a mic roundup (all types), of mics bought from AliExpress (or banggood or gearbest). This is cuz buying from Amazon, atleast for me, results in really expensive shipping and usually taxes also have to be paid. Which just makes the mic outright too expensive or just ruins the value proposition of the product. I'm sure it's the same in many countries where Amazon isn't available. AliExpress offers very cheap or even free international shipping. I really value your opinion. And thanks for making all these amazing videos. Btw, I'm aware this comment would be better suited on your previous video... I just forgot to write the comment 😅
You mentioned that the output wasn't even close to the aputure 120d Mark II, but what about the original 120d? Alot of folks still have that and the output from that is enough for a lot of folks needs. Plus I think you mentioned its brighter than the good and from what I remember the godox is ssssuuupppeeeerrrr close in output to the original 120d.
Hi, Alex. It's about 2/3rds of the 120d II. I get similar results at 100% to what i get at 60-65% on the 120d II. If that helps. And about 30% on the 300d II.
Hey Gerald. Nice video because I‘m searching for a cheaper light with a bowens adapter. But could you please make a video about cheaper alternatives to the aputure lights? Would be great. Cheers from austria
I just discovered an rgb version of this fixture on Amazon, but haven’t seen any reviews, curious if you’d be able to get a review copy. Seems to have been released last spring so wondering if it has the v2 refinements, but also really curious how bi colour plus rgb would perform in a cob fixture as I haven’t seen this from any major manufacturer yet.
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Thanks for your reviews! I like the weight and how compact the Flexible LED lights are but it seems like the Falcon Eyes SO-28TD would be quicker to setup and would travel find because of it's build quality. Which would travel with? I have the Aputure LS 300D
Hello Sir, I’m about to buy outdoors light but I can’t even decide which one I should buy. I don’t have a huge budget and as you experienced those things, which should I buy? Based on durability, quiet and good quality. 🙏🏾
Have you ever tested a godox flaxible panel? At the moment i'm using 60x60 FL150 LED panel. At the first time it's good, but has some kind weird temperature and brightness control.
Although I hate the dirty danglers, I understand why they do it. Since that leg of the power being supplied is low voltage DC, the line resistance increases much faster, making longer cables prohibitive, requiring scaling up of the conductors after a short length. All that being said, it would be Much better were the figure 8 connector on the light itself. How great would that be? Then the internal power supply could also be cooled by the internal fan, reducing the size of the power supply.
Could you please do a comparison between the Sokani x60 and the Nanlite Forza 60 as they look extremely similar to the point where they may even be the same on the inside? The Nanlite is slightly more expensive.
As always Gerald, I've come away from this video enlightened and entertained. Uncle Leroy must be friends with some really mean people like the Grinch , etc.
You had me at “dirty dangler” 😂
Hey, that's my porn star name... hands off.
so to speak.
I did a couple videos on this light too. It’s a great light with a couple downsides, but is definitely a viable option depending on what people find most important.
I love the Godox SL60! I'm glad cheap lights keep coming out.
Edit - Also... this was indeed cray zay.
Digging the 3-camera shoot in this video. Great look.
Thanks, dude! 🤓🙏
Intro for next video: "I'm Gerald Undone, and no one likes a dirty dangler."
NETRO so happy that this is the top comment. I was gonna say the same thing!
Damn you beat me to it! 🤣
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8:53 = the most chill DJ ever
“Hi I’m Gerald Undone and this is what it sounds like, when the doves cry.”
Inspired by your line in video about the light fan 😅
You're a dirty dangler...
Great video man!
You should have a look at the Wellmaking HL-800: 80W + bowens mount + fresnel + Battery on the light and Vmount adapter for $200. just replace the swivel with fotodiox ultra heavyduty flash bracket ($15) for example to have a pretty good very light and compact overall solution
I've got a label maker, and "dirty dangler" is about to go on every one of those boxes.
Congrats on reaching 100K!👊
Hi Gerald. Like the review. How about the Wellmaking 80W? Markus Pix reviewed that a few weeks ago. I wanted to know how it compares to this.
Definitely the wittiest video of yours I've seen. I appreciate that.
I just wanted to say thank so much for all the advice and knowledge you share on your channel. Because of you and others I was able to improve the look of my channel and launch a media company of my own on the side last year. Your inspiring keep doing what you do.. It makes a difference.
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Looks like a pretty cute light G! I need to pick something stronger up as I have the SL60. The Godox VL300 looks pretty cool, though I’m totally in love with the 300d II, just need to sell my soul for that 🙈
version 2 has a much improved mount and now supports heavier modifiers. I’m happy with it. You can even power it from a v mount with a v mount to dc cable making it a great little outdoor light. I’ll see if it stands the test of time I’ve only had it a few days so need to try it on a few shoots.
So I actually picked up the GVM 80W prior to seeing this video. $120 for the light, umbrella, stand, and reflector. The output is great imho but it lacks control. There's just a dimmer switch on the back. Construction is plastic but doesn't seem too bad. Fan noise isn't bad. Definitely a usable budget option.
3 months ago i bought the nanlite forza 60. I think she may interest you. She’s little and powerfull and she can be fed by 2 npf battery
There is not lot of test on RUclips about this light. Many people should know this brand
u should make a video about that light since no one else will
It'd be cool if you do a modding tutorial to fix the quirks: replace the shitty cable, replace the fan, add v-Mount, and switch or mod the yolk, that'd make this thing a killer since the godox is great but the size is a tad big for what it is, especially with the gigantic cap for the chip
Swiping everything off the table is my favorite part of this video. Well, that and the chipper audio
Man I never thought I'd buy another light... but I gotta have this light!!!
Great job on this one. I like your reviews. Really clear but with a deep testing. Do you see the new one they came out Sokani X180 180W. It's more powerful and I think it can be powered by xlr to dtap. Nobody talk about it. It's a job our best reviewer... 🔥🔥🔥
I think I have never watched a better review in my life. Wow.
You can get a GVM with light box & stand for $144. On amazon. Pretty good deal.
Ordered one of these a couple of days ago and it arrived shortly before you posted this video. Haven't had a chance to put it through its paces just yet.
Awesome as always! Also, you should check out the Nanlite Forza 60!
I use these lights daily.
Took two of them away overseas for a week long shoot
And perfect so small can run these off v lock batts so that is definitely something worth mentioning
I use light dome minis and yungneo? Fennell if want to spot it
For the price I think these are awesome
Poor man's 120D , Godox SL 60 😁 , love it so far
I really want this light! i already own the GVM and its Great but it has No effects unlike the sokani, i'm disappointed in the color though, i guess i'll just gel it and use it as accent lighting. BTW thanks for the first actual useful review of this light on youtube, Way to Go!
Amazing Studio setup update... much needed
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Can you do a review of the GVM when you get one??
they fixed the the tilt lock and the fan noise on v2 of this light. It now has a locking style tilt, i am able to put my bog softbox on it with no issues now.
Cute little light! Thanks for looking at an affordable option 👍
Ps at 6.23 were you channeling Mr Bloom's pussycats? 😁
Bought 2 of the Godox a few years ago to change it up from the Aputure LED panels and get some of those Bowen S light modifiers to put to use.
They're alright, but Aputure really hits the price VS reward sweetspot of course.
But y'all know a camerageek... all the funds towards cameras and lenses first... with lighting and audio at first being somewhat of an afterthought.
We'll address that... at like, some point. xD
Yeah, I agree. Aputure is the sweet spot for sure. Especially with their 2nd gen stuff. They have very few shortcomings, but still offer a pretty great value. Because, yeah, I also agree that lighting is often a better investment than more cameras.
Love the info. Now I have another option for a inexpensive light that is pretty good. Thx Gerald
Uncle leeroy 🤣🤣🤣 I would like to see you modify the fan to see if you could make it quiet and not get picked up by the mic. Nice video!
Thanks for this, I recently got the SL60 and am overall very happy with it, the new model seems better on the noise and at 3ft im not hearing it at all. will look at these as a second light for the workshop studio. my only real complaint is the handle on the SL60 feels flimsy and with the box in its a lot of weight.
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What umbrella did you use with the Sokani?
A comparison between this and the Aputure COB 60d would be very interesting
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Have you watched the videos showing how a parabolic softbox is a bit of a scam? Once you diffuse a parabola, it loses it's focal point, thus rendering it nearly equal to a non-parabolic softbox design. You're paying extra, but not getting extra (unless you're using it undiffused). Good work on this review, Gerald. New Intro line: "I'm Gerald, no I'm not, yes I am...stop arguing with me".
always fun to watch, btw what was that at 1:14?
Came to ask the same thing.
Gerald your sokani review for the x21 mislead me lol. The power button malfunctions immediately and the replacements had the same issue. Please use the gear for a bit. Sokani needs better quality control before I trust them again. BTW they took away the listing for the x21...hmmmm. Great video btw keep up the great output.
How does it compare with the Nanlite Forza 60? This forza one seems to pack a punch and it does accept batteries..
Gabriel Maia yes I would also like to know how they compare
Some differences with the Forza 60 is that the Forza can run fan-less under 50% the fan is also small and a bit noisy when running. In certain set-ups its been something I've had to address in post to clean up. The battery grip is sold separately, I haven't ordered or tried it yet as the reviews are not fantastic on the battery-grip, but it would be convenient. The colour seems accurate to my eye, extremely happy with that. Some other differences are the lack of an umbrella holder, which I purchased an umbrella holder to solve that problem. I would probably recommend the Forza to someone looking to create a very compact and portable lighting kit. The Forza is smaller than you might think, especially with its mini-bowens mount. I use it mostly with a folding umbrella so its an extremely compact package. Thats where I think the Forza would make sense, for someone who wants a compact and accurate light. Otherwise the lights mentioned in this video might make more sense because of the cheaper price point.
Mitch Doll yeah I've used the forza a few times, but would like more scientific comparison of output, color, and fan noise. Being able to turn off the fan is a useful feature but most of the times I'd want the full output
@@LittleFjords Yeah, I'd appreciate too!
So a problem I have found that Gerald didn't seem to have or didn't mention. The Bowens mount is WAY to lose. I can pull off the included reflector without depressing the button and my Light Dome 2 can also be pulled off without depressing the release. To fix this I have used 4 or 5 small strips of gaff tape to wrap around the Bowens mount where each of the 3 prongs rest when attached. This has fixed the issue and still allows plenty of wiggle room. I have torn down the whole light and I'm looking at adding a potentiometer to the fan to slow the speed as it is very loud. This unit Does have a temp sensor on it. I suppose in case it overheats, it just shuts the light off. Interestingly the fan has a fan speed control wire however it is cut from the factory! Also looking at a Wedge Locking Washer instead of just a regular washer to sure up the yoke and hopefully support my Light Dome 2. The metal yoke seems to be strong enough to handle the weight. Overall I'm enjoying the light!
The A/C plug is Chinese. Physically compatible with ungrounded North American outlets, but lacking holes in the prongs, and unpolarized (same size prongs).
Thanks for the info. I thought China used those angled ones. Maybe they have two designs?
actually three - Aussie slanted 3 blade, Japan/US 2 blade, and 2 small round pins
Intro line "Today is the end of days, and I am the reaper"
The white balance advertisement of 5600K is actually off by about 400k. It's more like a 6000K light. Still good but worth pointing that out.
Did you notice the AC adapter having a low freq rumble? The one I purchased has thing, not sure if it is normal. Also I replaced the handbrake with a M6 tightening handle...I'll try using a washer too!
Not that I could hear. But I didn't stick my ear up to it. And good idea on the handle! 👍
Great review. I’m really hoping one of these companies introduce a bi color led for times when you want tungsten instead of buying two separate units.
Godox actually just started putting quieter fans in their SL-60W’s, just wanted to throw that out there.
These lights are getting better and better but keep running into these kinds of issues. The Godox is good for the price but the airflow design is horrible for thermals and suffers a similar weak yolk and louder fan than one would want.
Would love to see a video trying to DIY tackle the sokani's issues such as replacing the fan & thermal compound with higher quality ones, beefing up the yolk much like your washer trick and figuring out if a v-mount battery rig would work and for how long it would power the light. Then compare the total price and time it took to fix the sokani vs the price of a 120d mkii.
Excellent video. Will check this out!
nicely spoken, very cool!
So the SL-60W (for me in Europe Neewer not Godox, still same) has a better build, I can put a big soft box on it (for cheap), cheaper, bicolor, and the remote is good enough (can be turned off). I don't get why I should choose the Sokani over it. Big fan of the SL-60W, we don't have issues with the noise with using the Samson CO2s (based on your recommendations, thanks). I need some smaller lights in the set which have bowens mount, but this one haven't convinced me.
Wow not bad.
As for the wire coming out of the brick, being that is DC low voltage in not surprised that engineers want to keep the length short. I would think that's an off the shelf power brick as well. I wouldn't want to run 15volt DC more than a few feet.
Thank you. I may grab this light.
Although every non aputure light I have has a less likeable color imo to my aputures
I believe the Sokani X60 v2 has sorted out both the yoke and the fan noise. Would you say 2m is the max distance you'd have this light from the subject before fall off?
Would so buy this light but that yoke is a total killer :/ hopefully in the future!
Nicely done man
Great video, wonderfully informative!
Regarding the tilt - do you think a rubber washer could be more effective at stopping the droop?
I was going to buy the godox sl60w but it looks like sokani x60 is better.
you should review Jinbei EF II 60 light. it competes directly with godox sl-60 but it can be powered with standard 2 sony battery. few review even says that it more color acurate than sl-60.
Hey Gerald. I was wondering if you'd be interested in making a mic roundup (all types), of mics bought from AliExpress (or banggood or gearbest).
This is cuz buying from Amazon, atleast for me, results in really expensive shipping and usually taxes also have to be paid. Which just makes the mic outright too expensive or just ruins the value proposition of the product. I'm sure it's the same in many countries where Amazon isn't available. AliExpress offers very cheap or even free international shipping.
I really value your opinion. And thanks for making all these amazing videos.
Btw, I'm aware this comment would be better suited on your previous video... I just forgot to write the comment 😅
You mentioned that the output wasn't even close to the aputure 120d Mark II, but what about the original 120d? Alot of folks still have that and the output from that is enough for a lot of folks needs.
Plus I think you mentioned its brighter than the good and from what I remember the godox is ssssuuupppeeeerrrr close in output to the original 120d.
Hi, Alex. It's about 2/3rds of the 120d II. I get similar results at 100% to what i get at 60-65% on the 120d II. If that helps. And about 30% on the 300d II.
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Ah, the fan rules this out for us!
Hey Gerald. Nice video because I‘m searching for a cheaper light with a bowens adapter. But could you please make a video about cheaper alternatives to the aputure lights? Would be great. Cheers from austria
FILL a need! I love camera puns :D
Awesome review! Quick question what light would you recommend for portability with low fan noise? Preferably one that’s budget conscious
I just discovered an rgb version of this fixture on Amazon, but haven’t seen any reviews, curious if you’d be able to get a review copy. Seems to have been released last spring so wondering if it has the v2 refinements, but also really curious how bi colour plus rgb would perform in a cob fixture as I haven’t seen this from any major manufacturer yet.
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RIght on!
What do you thing about the Wellmaking 80W?
yeah I would like to know that too but sadly no one will tell us
Thanks man I’ve been looking for a light for a while I really want the aperture 120 D Mark two but it’s really expensive
How about Nanlite Forza 60?
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Hi Gerald! V2 of it seemed to have solved the noise and some other issues. Any thoughts about it?
Thanks for your reviews! I like the weight and how compact the Flexible LED lights are but it seems like the Falcon Eyes SO-28TD would be quicker to setup and would travel find because of it's build quality. Which would travel with? I have the Aputure LS 300D
Hello Sir, I’m about to buy outdoors light but I can’t even decide which one I should buy. I don’t have a huge budget and as you experienced those things, which should I buy? Based on durability, quiet and good quality. 🙏🏾
Have you checked out the dracast boltrays. They are pretty solid.
Have you ever tested a godox flaxible panel? At the moment i'm using 60x60 FL150 LED panel. At the first time it's good, but has some kind weird temperature and brightness control.
Although I hate the dirty danglers, I understand why they do it. Since that leg of the power being supplied is low voltage DC, the line resistance increases much faster, making longer cables prohibitive, requiring scaling up of the conductors after a short length.
All that being said, it would be Much better were the figure 8 connector on the light itself. How great would that be? Then the internal power supply could also be cooled by the internal fan, reducing the size of the power supply.
I assumed it was a DC limitation, but you make a great workaround, yes, put the PSU in the light. I suppose it wouldn't be as cute though. 😜👍
Gerald Undone True. And cuteness Is a huge factor for this light 😏
@ 6:52 There is a definite (if slight) purple shift compared to the 300D?
Which somehow seems entirely appropriate for your channel!
👍💜🤣
Could you please do a comparison between the Sokani x60 and the Nanlite Forza 60 as they look extremely similar to the point where they may even be the same on the inside? The Nanlite is slightly more expensive.
could you review the the version 2 of this light
🟪🟪 Dirty Dangler...great band name 🟪🟪
As always Gerald, I've come away from this video enlightened and entertained.
Uncle Leroy must be friends with some really mean people like the Grinch , etc.
Would 3 of these be good for a wedding reception video lighting?
Couldn't you replace the tightening nut with a hand brake, if you found one with the same thread size?
How come you don’t say in the beginning if you bought this light or it was sent to you?
Update: they have a v2 out with rosette locking mount and a quieter fan. Basically they watched this review.
Could you review the Nanlite Forza 60 / 300 / 500? They seem to be a worthwhile competitor to Aperture.
Great one budy
impressive.. But is this SOKANI X60 is brighter than godox SL100w?
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