Hi, I just got this light from B&H and found your tutorial about it. It's so cool that you are a big fan of "Twister!" Every once in awhile I think about when I saw the first "trailer" for it about 6 months before it came out. All it was was pitch blackness--and then a very loud, sudden scary sound that shook the theatre and startled everyone in the audience. Then on the screen it said, "Twister. Coming this summer." (Or whenever it was that it was scheduled to be released about 6 months later.) Such a great, memorable trailer that only lasted about 30-60 seconds!
Thanks for the knowledge. You are becoming more quirkier though, which is another way of saying more interesting all the time! At least it is for me. Good job Patrick.
Greetings from Boston. Very helpful and insightful session with lots of levels and diversions. Especially enjoyed the "tungsten" product shot @ 7:31 - Midtown, Wellington! Go Dukes! PEC rules.
Thanks for this nice overview of the new P60 panels. I’ve already ordered a single P60c and a 3 light P60c kit. Thanks for highlighting the fact that the included light stand adapter is not the worlds greatest. I’m also not keen about the fact that the D-TAP cable is not included. These panels are as close to a larger MC that I’m going to get and that satisfies me greatly. But Ok, I’m guessing you’re a little envious of me because my trucking career regularly has brought me through the great expanses of Kansas and Oklahoma. Which is where Twister is set I believe if I can remember correctly. This also reminds me of the Bazaar Cattle Pens in the state of Kansas, a desolate patch of land where during the spring and summer there is just endless rolling hills of green. I’ll have to remember to stop by the rest area sometime in the future and record a couple videos with just a great expanse of green behind me as the setting.
How far away was your key light, and what intensity was it set to? I’m definitely thinking of picking one of these (or a couple) up. Just want to make sure they’d be bright enough for a key light.
nah im not interested in 60w COB's. I prefer the versatility of a panel if it's going to be low watt like that. way less footprint required + easier to setup and move around.
Hey! Would you recommend this for some fitness shots in the gym? I’m not sure if it’s gonna have enough power. And is that soft box enough to get the profesional look? Thanks.
After learning about the price, I wonder if these lights could be used as a backpack-portable solution for key lights - there was nothing about their weight. I still wonder if it's possible to find a light that wouldn't kill my back with everything like lightstand or umbrella AND could work for both photo and video, maybe not in (bright) daylight, but still good enough for quick movements.
yeah i think for sure - CVP did some interview setups and they look great. i would bring an extra layer of cloth diffusion with you to pin on the soft box and then you’re golden.
These boxes are set to become a rage, especially for content creators. I really likes the P60C, but the lighter weight of the P60X is kind of sounding attractive. Just wondering if they really have any competition out there?
@@impatrickt Thanks much. Just one last question - I just shoot occasional RUclips videos. Considering I mostly only use daylight temperatures (5000-5600k) and prefer a smaller box, would the X make better sense than the C? I'm Ok with the extra budget for the C.
Hi Sir. Again thank you for your wonderful video. I have a question though. I'm setting up a small studio for our school where we will have a little "anchor desk" for 2 students giving updates. I was looking at 400W lights but in your video you are talking about 60W. I'm a bit confused that you say that 60W gives loads of light - is 400W way too much? Oh, by the way I've ordered my Rode NTUSB on your recommendation! Thanks!!
Isnt the output too low? I was looking into this, but If you are blasting a 300D into a softbox at 100% power, this thing prolly doesnt have enough power to create a backlight or does it? Cant find any comparisons yet. But I need the light to be practical at F4, and no crazy +1600 iso.
I’ve never had to blast a 300w at 100% so I’m not the right person to ask. I’ve coupled this with a 300w but most I ever push them in daylight is 40-50%.
@@impatrickt yeah bro. I see that. On order. What could I use today as a stopgap? Should I be using soft or hard light? I have a desk lamp with a smart bulb in that can be adjusted in an app. Different colours and temperatures.
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Legend has it - this comment will be pinned.
So its true.....
Nice detail shots, duder. Me likey the video.
You two are hella cute
Great breakdown. Heat and Twister both are fantastic!
a man of good taste!
Hi, I just got this light from B&H and found your tutorial about it. It's so cool that you are a big fan of "Twister!" Every once in awhile I think about when I saw the first "trailer" for it about 6 months before it came out. All it was was pitch blackness--and then a very loud, sudden scary sound that shook the theatre and startled everyone in the audience. Then on the screen it said, "Twister. Coming this summer." (Or whenever it was that it was scheduled to be released about 6 months later.) Such a great, memorable trailer that only lasted about 30-60 seconds!
@@SusannahPerri so good! enjoy the lights
Based off of your intro, I already want to buy these. I will for sure be picking up the P60C 👍🏻
Another great video Patrick 👌🏻🧡
you'll love it!
Hello from London. Superb video sir! Just bought a P60C so this was useful
absolutely nailed that beer pour
Thanks for the knowledge. You are becoming more quirkier though, which is another way of saying more interesting all the time! At least it is for me. Good job Patrick.
I love when they include a nice case. Loved the intro!
That P60C looks Dope!
Yeah it’s fire
Greetings from Boston. Very helpful and insightful session with lots of levels and diversions. Especially enjoyed the "tungsten" product shot @ 7:31 - Midtown, Wellington! Go Dukes! PEC rules.
Thanks for this nice overview of the new P60 panels. I’ve already ordered a single P60c and a 3 light P60c kit. Thanks for highlighting the fact that the included light stand adapter is not the worlds greatest. I’m also not keen about the fact that the D-TAP cable is not included. These panels are as close to a larger MC that I’m going to get and that satisfies me greatly. But Ok, I’m guessing you’re a little envious of me because my trucking career regularly has brought me through the great expanses of Kansas and Oklahoma. Which is where Twister is set I believe if I can remember correctly. This also reminds me of the Bazaar Cattle Pens in the state of Kansas, a desolate patch of land where during the spring and summer there is just endless rolling hills of green. I’ll have to remember to stop by the rest area sometime in the future and record a couple videos with just a great expanse of green behind me as the setting.
I am extremely jealous of your trucking route, yes.
@@impatrickt You're a legend, Pat.
Geez these look quite awesome and not a bad price with everything that is included, great breakdown Patrick. :)
they're hype!
These look pretty killer! Would love to have one of these in my kit! Great video as always, PT.
How far away was your key light, and what intensity was it set to? I’m definitely thinking of picking one of these (or a couple) up. Just want to make sure they’d be bright enough for a key light.
I say all of that in the video !
It will be kinda cool a see an short film from you! Anyways great review bro!
I think pepperoni b-roll may need to become the new standard of equipment testing
Frame 3:33 really got me 🤩 … is 🍕 part of the package deal, if so I’m sold!?! 😅
hahah
Thank you for another amazing video! These lights seem amazing!
Great lights!
Amazing Video!
Great shots, Pat. Love the cinema pointers, love …you. Is it weird?🤣😂
@@impatrickt so it is…I knew it😂
This was dope! Great vid!
Enjoyed the video, such affordable light options. Thanks.
Thanks, Tucker!
Such an interesting review Patrick! Did you also tried the new Aputure COB 60d and 60x? How would you compare the panels vs the COBs? Thanks!
nah im not interested in 60w COB's. I prefer the versatility of a panel if it's going to be low watt like that. way less footprint required + easier to setup and move around.
Twister score is so clutch
mark did almost nothing else. just dropped that and left.
Hey! Would you recommend this for some fitness shots in the gym? I’m not sure if it’s gonna have enough power. And is that soft box enough to get the profesional look? Thanks.
After learning about the price, I wonder if these lights could be used as a backpack-portable solution for key lights - there was nothing about their weight. I still wonder if it's possible to find a light that wouldn't kill my back with everything like lightstand or umbrella AND could work for both photo and video, maybe not in (bright) daylight, but still good enough for quick movements.
yeah i think for sure - CVP did some interview setups and they look great. i would bring an extra layer of cloth diffusion with you to pin on the soft box and then you’re golden.
Amazing video mate. Thank you for sharing. Just subbed.
Welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
dope, cool, cheers, awesome, cool, wow, spectacular, cheers, damn, nice,
Subbed just for the "Heat" and "Twister" (laser disc) recs.
hahah welcome!
Great review. I'm watching this because I'm trying to buy my first light. Would you choose an LED panel or a COB light?
depends on your needs and how you want to use it
Twister was the first feature film released on the DVD format
These boxes are set to become a rage, especially for content creators. I really likes the P60C, but the lighter weight of the P60X is kind of sounding attractive. Just wondering if they really have any competition out there?
there's some cheap neewer and godox panels but build quality, and quality of light is questionable.
@@impatrickt OK, understood. Will probably be checking these over the weekend . Fantastic review, BTW.
Patrick, is it really hard to get the softbox onto the P60C? I see it's not the easiest part to handle.
@@homesavvytech I haven't had any issues just do it one corner at a time - once you get the hang of it, it takes 2s.
@@impatrickt Thanks much. Just one last question - I just shoot occasional RUclips videos. Considering I mostly only use daylight temperatures (5000-5600k) and prefer a smaller box, would the X make better sense than the C? I'm Ok with the extra budget for the C.
Damn… that pepperoni stay glistening at 5:33 🥵
had to use it to color match
Well! This looks quite more robust than the GVM80 and the grid is clutch
you’d love them
P60c - would it be enough to provide light for e.g.: interview video? Happy October 🤓
depends on where the interview is 🙏
It's the case for me
we love a case
Hi Sir. Again thank you for your wonderful video. I have a question though. I'm setting up a small studio for our school where we will have a little "anchor desk" for 2 students giving updates. I was looking at 400W lights but in your video you are talking about 60W. I'm a bit confused that you say that 60W gives loads of light - is 400W way too much? Oh, by the way I've ordered my Rode NTUSB on your recommendation! Thanks!!
400w is a crazy amount of light.
@@impatrickt yeah... what I was thinking...
Nice video! What battery brand fo you recommend for this?
Whatever’s cheap!
Nice review. Can you compare it to old Elgato Key Light and Godox ES45. Thanks
I will not
Very apple event inspired b roll music
Was the first that showed up on musicbed😎
Isnt the output too low? I was looking into this, but If you are blasting a 300D into a softbox at 100% power, this thing prolly doesnt have enough power to create a backlight or does it? Cant find any comparisons yet. But I need the light to be practical at F4, and no crazy +1600 iso.
I’ve never had to blast a 300w at 100% so I’m not the right person to ask. I’ve coupled this with a 300w but most I ever push them in daylight is 40-50%.
As a comparison, what light can compare to these.
not much competition for a 60w panel. there's a lot of COB style 60W lights but not RGB. you could maybe compare them to Nanlite tubes.
@@impatrickt ok thanks ill looking into them
How you can film while that tasty pie is just sitting there, I have no idea. 🍕
I´m watching yours first, but don´t tell Gerald
TRAITOR! 😜
Please make some more videos on ipad GarageBand please 🙏🙏🙏
I won’t. Thanks.
BAHAHAHAHA you really did used a color picker for the pepperoni, didn't you?
YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT
😵💫
Hey mate. I have to do a top down video soon. Could you recommend me a good light for that. It’s a product review. Cheers bro.
if you need something cheap - Godox SL60 with the biggest cheapest soft box you can find. Something like 40" big.
@@impatrickt cheers Patrick. I’ll go check it out now.
A lot of light for the money and positive reviews. Good call.
@@StarWarsJay yeah ive had one for a few years. its great - they have a new one too I can't remember the model name I think ML60? looks even better.
@@impatrickt yeah bro. I see that. On order. What could I use today as a stopgap? Should I be using soft or hard light? I have a desk lamp with a smart bulb in that can be adjusted in an app. Different colours and temperatures.
The one thumbs down has to be a Twister-hater. Probably liked The Day After Tomorrow or something…
what if I like the day after tomorrow TOO!?
As a scientist I can not endorse that take 😂
U look and soound like annoying orange anime hahahahhaaa
have you ever had deep dish pizza?
Fake window blinds... I just saw how the gabagool was made.
the room where it happened