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Godox VL300 300W LED Video Light Expired
$419
$749.00
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Adorama has Godox VL300 300W LED Video Light on sale for $419. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- Godox VL300 LED Video Light
- Controller Box
- Controller Box 4-Pin XLR Cable
- Multi-Voltage AC Adapter with Cable
- Bowens Mount Reflector
- Protective Lamp Cap
- Carrying Case
- Limited 1-Year USA Warranty
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Also, Flashpoint being Adorama's brand name means they actually cover it under warranty, vs Godox offering no actual warranty (good luck ever getting anyone in China to reply to you!)
The Godox brand is meant to manufacture equipment, and it's more like the auto industry - the dealer is the one who provides the warranty and service, not the equipment manufacturer.
But hey, what would I know, as a busy and respected professional in the industry that actually USES the equipment. 🤷🏼 ♂️
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I now have a Amaran 200d that has been an absolute workhorse and ran me $300. It's 65,000 LUX and paired with a decent diffuser has made interviews and product lighting dead simple. Just my two cents for people looking.
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Also, Flashpoint being Adorama's brand name means they actually cover it under warranty, vs Godox offering no actual warranty (good luck ever getting anyone in China to reply to you!)
The Godox brand is meant to manufacture equipment, and it's more like the auto industry - the dealer is the one who provides the warranty and service, not the equipment manufacturer.
But hey, what would I know, as a busy and respected professional in the industry that actually USES the equipment. 🤷🏼 ♂️
Also your place is too small, bad for headshots, which have fairly specific requirements.
An 85mm lens needs a longer working distance than 7 ft will provide. Once you take away xx feet for camera depth and person depth your looking at 4.5 feet max lens to subject.
Maybe for chihuahuas and toy dogs you could do head and shoulders with that but not humans.
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Also your place is too small, bad for headshots, which have fairly specific requirements.
An 85mm lens needs a longer working distance than 7 ft will provide. Once you take away xx feet for camera depth and person depth your looking at 4.5 feet max lens to subject.
Maybe for chihuahuas and toy dogs you could do head and shoulders with that but not humans.
Also your place is too small, bad for headshots, which have fairly specific requirements.
An 85mm lens needs a longer working distance than 7 ft will provide. Once you take away xx feet for camera depth and person depth your looking at 4.5 feet max lens to subject.
Maybe for chihuahuas and toy dogs you could do head and shoulders with that but not humans.
Hopefully you know more about hair dryers than you do "flashlights."
For most people, it probably won't be an issue. For a single light, probably not much of an issue (easy to color correct), but when you're using 3 lights and 2 are great but ones throwing off a green tint? Or the tint changes as the power output rises? It's a hassle.
This is in regards to other godox products, not specifically this one.
For my work? I'll pay 10% of the price and fix it with gels or something else, but others may find the extra money is worth it to not have to "learn" the lights and overcome the challenges. You also run a chance of them all just working great together!
77,000 lux vs 36,730 lux
https://youtu.be/Wubwvqv4VOM look at 2:30, this is 0.33% less bright than the apature 300 mk II, a very high end light... I think your figures are off a bit. The Apature is way higher quality than Godox
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Also, Flashpoint being Adorama's brand name means they actually cover it under warranty, vs Godox offering no actual warranty (good luck ever getting anyone in China to reply to you!)
The Godox brand is meant to manufacture equipment, and it's more like the auto industry - the dealer is the one who provides the warranty and service, not the equipment manufacturer.
But hey, what would I know, as a busy and respected professional in the industry that actually USES the equipment. 🤷🏼 ♂️