I'm always amazed by Andrew's professionalism and all the educational information. Not dumbing anything down but still understandable even for a beginner like me. Amazing!
Less heat generation is the boon in using LED space lights. Also NOT changing the color temp. by dimming a tungsten is really nice as well....but that comes with the whole LED revolution in general. I still can't wait for the 18k HMI replacement in LED. And perhaps even further in the future the LED Lightening Strikes? Am I crazy?
Hi Andrew, thank you very much for your awesome content! I actually have an off-topic question - I know I need G/M shift when shooting in bad office lighting. In your experience will a G/M shift of .8 be enough to deal with most office situations? Or is having up to 2 G/M shift essential? Wondering if I should invest in the Nanlite 500B ii that just come out, or wait for the more expensive Nanlux version that may have the full 2 points of shift... thank you very much I really appreciate your insight!
I'm not a andrew and I'm not a good gaffer, but if I need more than 0.8 g/m, the poor lamps looks green with the naked eye. In my case, I switched from f22x to f22c to match the skin tone with the fluorescent light on the 3rd floor at one center and only got hit when I turned the green almost to the end. At that time, the illuminator was almost light green. If there is no such situation, it will be fine.
I was actually packing up my BUTTPLUG from my C-stand today, and trying not to walk out of my front door laughing, thinkinf of Gaff&Gear voice saying it. Very mature I am!@@WalterArgueta
I'm always amazed by Andrew's professionalism and all the educational information. Not dumbing anything down but still understandable even for a beginner like me. Amazing!
Buttplug.
using the term "butt plug" without giggling is behavior of a true professional. thank you for your great episodes, work and effort you plug into it!
the use with the f22c is awesome !! so light and versatile !
Love these especially in a smaller studio.
Love how you do a great job taking your existing content and making sure we get to understand the practical principles of it.
Thank you. No way to guess was it a product review or a bunch of tricks and tips for a daily use )
just checked at modern studio equipment .. they are making spacelight adapters again because of this episode...
Great video as always Andrew!
Great review! Creative outside of the box thinking using different combinations for different scenarios. 👍
Less heat generation is the boon in using LED space lights. Also NOT changing the color temp. by dimming a tungsten is really nice as well....but that comes with the whole LED revolution in general. I still can't wait for the 18k HMI replacement in LED. And perhaps even further in the future the LED Lightening Strikes? Am I crazy?
Buttplug.
Is there going to be a 300c light review? 🥺
Great video as always:-)
Anyone try one of these on a skypanel? Would rather get this than tungsten Skirts
Can you use a P60C or maybe a couple of them in the one space light with good results?
Sure
Hi Andrew, thank you very much for your awesome content! I actually have an off-topic question - I know I need G/M shift when shooting in bad office lighting. In your experience will a G/M shift of .8 be enough to deal with most office situations? Or is having up to 2 G/M shift essential? Wondering if I should invest in the Nanlite 500B ii that just come out, or wait for the more expensive Nanlux version that may have the full 2 points of shift... thank you very much I really appreciate your insight!
I'm not a andrew and I'm not a good gaffer, but if I need more than 0.8 g/m, the poor lamps looks green with the naked eye. In my case, I switched from f22x to f22c to match the skin tone with the fluorescent light on the 3rd floor at one center and only got hit when I turned the green almost to the end. At that time, the illuminator was almost light green.
If there is no such situation, it will be fine.
@@gangd4807 Thanks Gang!
Andrew, Please, for the love of god, make a video called "The History of the Buttplug." all about the c stand unit, of course...
Well it's actually named after Sir Geoffory Buttplug. 😀
A buttpug? Really?
That made me laugh when he said that
Its never okay, for grips to talk about their buttplugs. They love to say it... @@jonathaneley3651
Really
I was actually packing up my BUTTPLUG from my C-stand today, and trying not to walk out of my front door laughing, thinkinf of Gaff&Gear voice saying it. Very mature I am!@@WalterArgueta
Very cool!