Thanks man! 🤣 That’s very nice of you. Some other people said the same, and I’m like… what?? I actually hate the way I sound 🤣🤣🤣Well, thanks again. The accent is Brazilian.

It is definitely worth the wait. For the price and what it does! I have the S-30, I don’t touch it. The S60, I’m using a lot. Huge difference.

Thanks man! 🙏

It’s only up to them what they want to send me next…

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I cannot thank y’all enough for the love, the kind support and for enjoying the content I provide. This means A LOT to me, seriously. I was working on this video for 3 days, no sleep. 😅. It’s soooo much work, but it’s worth it thanks to you. Thank you so much!

Also, if you can afford the S-60 by itself, by all means GET IT. This light by itself as you’ve seen in my video, does a lot, especially when using it at tight spots. It works as good as a fresnel ARRI. Get this thing dude. Then, later get the accessories. I hope that helps.

Thank you as well! 👍

Ô Aleixo! Muito obrigado pelo carinho e confiança. Valeu!

Thank you for your time and feedback. 👍👍

This is definitely not the light for using as a key light or nothing to do with keylight . This light is for focusing a tight beam and projection. I don’t even know why Godox suggests a softbox for it. It’s the wrong tool.

Maybe it isn't the right tool, but it is a tool. Using softbox with grid to soften the lights and prevented from spreading. I can see this Godox S60 do that and it is small and light.

I did the same with the VL200 😉 Careful with the temperature there. LEDs don’t like trapped heat.

@@ArtVideoProductions I felt 1% - 10% is more than enough for my usage.. 😀

@@CrisshnaCalyan get the S60. It can do things your VL300 can’t. The 6 degree spot feature on the S60 is insane! And without any accessories. Just the light itself.

Thanks for the suggestion👍. I’m going to leave mine as is. I’m already used to it

You are absolutely correct with the yoke. 👍👍👍Thanks for letting me know! On the barn door, I’ve seen others having similar difficulties with resistance, even if they didn’t mention.

That’s because when you insert the iris accessory it may sometimes not sit in the proper position. Simply grab the iris accessory by the tip, the thing that makes the iris smaller or bigger and gently kind of force a little by rotating to the right until you can’t anymore. Then once you rotate to the other side, the circle will be as tiny as you see here.

@@ArtVideoProductions Thanks, so it is a matter of placement.I will try it and see if i can leverage that small difference.I do not wanna buy the 150mm lens for that but my specs for shoot requires highlighting small accessories sometimes!Ill let you know

@@ArtVideoProductions Oh wow! It worked! Thanks alot for this tip! I am just wondering how did you manage to figure this out! Cheers!

@@RamiH I have the “touch” for everything. 😀 Been doing this for a long time….

Thanks for your input 👍. Actually, now I know it’s for switching the yoke to the other side. Thanks again.

Thanks! Responding to your question: this light is not designed, nor intended to be used as key light it attach a softbox to. Even the one Godox makes for it, it also cancels everything this light is meant for: focusing light. If you’re planning to get this light, use it without any diffusion and no softbox.

OK understood Thanks very much!@@ArtVideoProductions

Nice! Well… thanks for that valuable info 👍👍

It’s supposed to fall in loose. I assume you’re installing the gel not where the light moots the projection attachment. It’s between the end of the attachment and lens as shown

That depends on which accessory. If you want the right tool…Get the S60. The FV150 or similar COB lights that do not have a lens, you can kinda have some accessories that “make” it look like a “projection light”, but it won’t come even close to what a light that’s designed for that does. I have the FV150, was the first worldwide to test it on KZfaq before it was even released. Trust me. It won’t do what you want as a projection light. Get the S60 or any other similar light.

I’m very Sorry but I can’t just go and setup the entire light rig to answer a question. I have demonstrated all lenses in the video. It should be easy to figure it out from a lens to another as far as how far away the light has to be to cover a while wall. If you have a tiny studio or area, the 85 and 100mm I can tell right away that it won’t work. You’ll need the 60mm for sure.

@@ArtVideoProductions the distance from the wall and the space where I can move my head away is 4-5 meters will it be able to?

The SA-17 fits every Bowens mount light I have. The Amaran I don’t have. But I would say, since it’s a Bowens mount, it should. And just adding more, the actual Godox projection attachment fits a Dedolight DP1

Usually, ISO 800, f4, 1/80/s most of the time

@@ArtVideoProductions thx for your info

Not exactly that. What I said was, the S60 at 6 degrees and *without* the projection accessory)will provide a light many times stronger than a 60 watt, or even higher wattage than 60. It’s insane the amount of light concentration at that point. The S60 CANNOT perform or compare in brightness with any 150, much less a 300. However, and again, the S60 at 6 degrees spot can match a 300 light bare bulb depending on the distance its placed.

@@ArtVideoProductions Come on please give me advice what to do, I have a godox vl 300 will be my main light for the interview in the studio the walls are black on all sides of the 5x5m room, I would like to have that projection of light on the wall, but I would like it to be behind the person wall say 2x2m or 3m x 3m which lens should I take 60mm or 85mm or the one of 100mm? And I wanted to ask whether to take say godox vl 150 or s60? the s30 is twice as weak as the s60 right? Here I am confused about the choice of purchase, so now that I have described what I want to get if you would be kind enough to help me what to buy vl 150 or s60 or s30 (if s30 is twice weaker than s60 then it immediately falls away) Thank you very much in advance for answer.

@@SlavkoZec the 60mm is the widest lens for projection. The S30 is way too weak. Get the S60. OR, instead, you can buy the Godox accessory to make a VL150 to FIT the same S30- S60projection accessory but keep in mind that the VL series do not come with the built in lens. If you want to project something in that wall, GET the S60 specifically for that and use the VL-150 for everything else. The 60mm is the widest lens, projecting bigger image. The 100mm is tighter AND stronger beam. You choose.

@@ArtVideoProductions Thanks bro 🤝

I have only 1 more question, in our country in Serbia there is no 60mm or 85mm lens, only the one of 100mm or 150 seems to me, what is achieved with that lens? How long does it take for the s60 head to move away from the back wall to get as large a projection on the wall as possible? If I understood if I have a 60mm lens then the head is closer to the background and is over the whole wall, and if the lens is 150mm then it has to be further away? Is a 150mm lens a good or bad choice for me if I want to achieve as large a projection on the wall as possible?

Here’s a good example when you’d need the scrim on this dimmable light: On macro lenses, shooting a bride’s ring with the light at 1% at 6 degrees and if somehow you need the light closer, at 1% and the light is still too strong. Or any situation the light has to be placed close for whatever reason.

@@ArtVideoProductions Thanks

I’m in a recording session, doing the Godox MoveLink M2 review and a corporate production meeting early tomorrow. give me a couple days and I’ll be glad to post in the description. Thanks

The air blower link has just been added to the description. Sorry for the delay. Been busy.

Using it with the light (WITHOUT) the projection attachment, with the focus set to 20 or even all the way back to 6 degree beam, you can probably even do it at 12:00 noon! (Depending on the distance). That beam at 6 degrees in insane for a 60W light. E pra finalizar, meu nome também é Luiz Gustavo (e com Z também) 😀😯 (I’m assuming you speak Brazilian Portuguese)

@@ArtVideoProductions que coincidência, pois não existem muitos Luiz Gustavo, ainda mais um fazendo vídeo em inglês. O meu interesse, e por isso fiz a pergunta, é porque quero uma luz tanto para ensaios internos ( que é a maioria) e com estes recursos de controle de luz e criatividade mas também faço alguns externos e queria usar a mesma luz para iluminar a modelo com algum soft ou octabox, tendo assim uma economia usando uma mesma luz para diversas situações. Apesar de saber que o ideal para externo é ter um Flash. Mas gosto da facilidade da luz contínua.

@@Mbarakaja Essa Luz é desenhada especificamente para spots. Mesmo que é permitido usar soft boxes com a S-60, não é recomendável. A luz não distribui corretamente com soft box. A S-60 é excelente para spots somente. Utilize outra classe de luz para trabalhos que envolvem soft light. A razão que os meus vídeo são em inglês é porque vivo nos Estados Unidos há 35 anos. Nunca voltei ao Brazil desde os anos 90. Se eu visitasse o Brasil, seria um estrangeiro completo.

@@ArtVideoProductions ahhh valeu cara, bom saber disso me ajudou bastante. Então acho q vou investir no s30 que é mais barato pra usar interno e pego um flash AD200 pra externo. Vc faz bem em não voltar por aqui kkkk, aqui a gente tá quase encolhendo ou come ou bota combustível no carro. Comprar equipamentos fotográficos, nem preciso falar, tem q comprar e dividir o valor em 5 anos 😅😂

Explorer BAG-F (made in Italy) discontinued at BH

@@ArtVideoProductions Any recommendations for cases that are still available to purchase?

@@MattyFein you have to search for that exact case on eBay or Amazon

You’re the first.

@@ArtVideoProductions Maybe it was stored at Amazon Germany for quite a long time? 150 mm is a bit special....

@@Dominik_1978 in this case, could be a Sony, a Canon, any lens. They all made of the same stuff. If this is as bad as you mentioned in mass, it would be all over the net. You probably got the 1 in 1,000,000 or really back luck 🤷‍♂️

@@ArtVideoProductions Maybe. But non of these lenses comes in a nearly airtight case and with rubber caps on both sides. I still think there are more units out there with this problem.

Yes, ALL accessories for the 30 will fit the 60. I have both. The projection unit also even fits some Dedolight models too.

@@ArtVideoProductions thanksssss!

@@ArtVideoProductions I bought it today ! one more question. I'm not sure to understand. If I want to shape the light, I need the lens or only the gobo kit?

@@k1k13004 “shaping” the light can mean many things. Barn door, framing shutters, gobos, lens type. I don’t know what you want to do.

@@ArtVideoProductions I said "or only the gobo kit" means if I want to create the shape a window for example, do I need the lens and the adapter? Or I can just fit the gobo. I'm not sure I understand why you need a lens (just to concentrate the amount of light?) thanks again

They ALL fit the S60 and 30. Same thing.

Thanks.