she deserves way more subs! ive been watching her videos the last 3 days and im just amazed by her knowledge! thank you!

Chic! You’re fantastic! Thank you 😊 keep on keeping on.

Thank you so much, i learnt a lot from you.

You bring a genuine authenticity to your videos and the opinions expressed. You have earned a subscriber. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for this video. 🙌🏽

No one else has really shown where to place a back light--thank you!!!

Great lighting setup! Keep it up 👍🏻

I just love this lady

Very helpful, well explained, and nice examples of showing differences when fill light off and on and use of deflector; lighting is the one area for video I have not invested in yet, so doing lots of research

GVM 80S-2 is a great alternative as well.

Nice. Thanks

I enjoy the technical videos about the products, but this one was actually extremely useful. Thanks for your time !

Friggn Awesome 👍🏻 new Subscriber here. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺 ✌️🏻

Excellent explaintion

Great video Fellow Filmmaker. Thanks for taking the time 🤟🏼

ur video is very detail and helpful.

Thankyou for your video!!! very honest and important. Also, I'm happy to follow a girl that is making equipment videos review for filmmakers!!! You are awesome!!!! thanks again.

Oooooh!!! Thank you so much!!

Thank you for this! I’m ready to move to a better lighting set up. This video helped me tremendously. You’re awesome! -Herbie

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Love your channel! But could you turn on automatic subtitles? KZfaq will just generate something which is quite good and super helpful for non natives!

I have heard people say the Godox SL-60W has a loud fan. I can't hear it in your vid. I'm guessing you have no issues with the fan noise? Brilliant vid by the way. You definitely deserve more subscribers!!! :)

Keep going. Great explanation & suberb video ambience!!

very nice tuto

i love how you explain light. it gives me such trouble. can you do a video showing different cinematic lighting effects ie: horror, sci-fi etc

I believe i've watched all your videos since the last 7-8 days, fabulous work and keep it up. Your passion, sincerity and rather simple approach is captivating... no choice but to subscribe :)

Another great video, Heather :-)

Your videos have been very educative. What would you recommend a distance between the subject and the key lights?

You are doing great job!! Congrats!!

This was very helpful. I’m looking for a key light to use with umbrella or softbox - why do most videographers recommend a daylight vs bi-color for the key?

Amazing

Great video and knowledge level.

I'm actually curious, which Dracast LED light exactly are you using? Thanks!

Great video, thank you!

Just found your channel :) Super helpful, thank you. Subscribed.

LGreat explaination. I am surprised that you don't have more subscribers.

Wonderful work, thank you for this video and all the efforts in the rest. I just got SL-100W (daylight) and couple of 500LEDc bi-color + soft boxes. Yes I agree about the fan noise and lower output compared to others as everyone is mentioning but you get what pay for. I needed some comforting notes telling me that I picked good kit. Have you checked out replacing the fan projects and any issues with flickering? appreicated.

Hi. What is the size of the parabolic that you used with Godox sl60w?

Awesome lighting! I'm wondering, what Softbox do you use?

What’s the % brightness do you normally have your key light?

I really enjoy your video - so straight forward with all the info you need delivered so uncomplicated and leave me in a perfect position to make a qualified decision myself. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. I'm just staring up on video and it is a jungle to figure out how much and where to spend money on the "right" equipment - your videos help tremendously! Last thoughts - would you ever consider to use the Godox SL-60 (with a smaller diffuser or barndoors) as a hair/backlight and a VL 150 as key (if you not on total low budget), also what are you thoughts on the Boling P1 or Godox M1 are they worth it compare to the AL M9? Very last thing - SO SO relieving to see a female KZfaqr in this area with such great knowledge - KUDOS to you!!

Thank you very much Your videos are awesome Could you please share with us how much power you need to light up your video using SL60w and the camera settings at a certain distance? Because I need to know if I can shoot product videos at 60 FPS without raising my iso. I know every setup is different but it will help me decide

I like this video

When shooting kids videos, how would that sort of setup work? I film my twin daughters a lot for the grand parents and cousins, which are in another country to me. I love the whole camera aspect, I have reflectors and a godox sl60w but dont think "moody" lighting seems proper for 2 year olds .. never tried thou and could easily be wrong on that.. Any advice on that ?

Hi .... I am thinking about getting the Godox SL-60W but cant imagine having a dome taking up so much space. Can I use the SL-60W with say a quick-collapsible white umbrella?

Hey! thanks for the video! very helpful :) I have a question for you: I make videos to a person sitting on the desk (doctor) at a distance of maximum 2m from the video camera. Behind there is a library and I am currently using a ringlight, as well as the light from the ceiling of the room. The problem is that on the right side I have windows so if there is a cloudy day the scene will light up more or less continuously. What can I do? In any case, I was definitely thinking of changing my ringlight to the godox SL 60W.. maybe put the godox on the left of the person framed and a reflective panel on the right (from the side of the windows) what do you think? Thank you so much!!

Hi If I could kindly ask you a question. I am filming a 1st Birthday party in a medium sized function room with around 25 people. Scratching my head try to decide what lighting to purchase. 2pcs Godox SL60W 5600K LED Video light Lamp + 60cm Softbox + 2.8M Light Stand Could I get away with 1 light. It’s a small budget shoot. I thought of hiring, but thought if I buy a light it will serve future small event video shoots. Will be using a Canon 80D. Wondering if the above will do a great job. Thank you.

Nice Video. Very informative. You should get more subscribers & you deserve it. All the best. :-)

where did you come from?

I've never heard it called a hair light, just rim light, LOL. Seems biased against bald people. To me a backlight is when the light is actually behind the subject.