No problem, Steven!

Congrats on the purchase! It's a great multi-purpose fixture for sure - the focusing ability really sets it apart from most of the other COB lights in its class.

No problem!

Congrats! It's a great light, I think you'll love it.

@@andrewsaraceni so far I do!!

Thanks! Pricing/rates for services is a different ballgame entirely - might do a future video on that, but feel free to DM me separately to discuss.

You gotta have "the look" (my standard gig outfit). 😀Yeah the Amaran's are definitely space savers - I could've easily used one for my studio/KZfaq - but I think the build quality differences with the LS's are worth it.

Thanks, I appreciate that!

It should keep your previous/most recently used settings, and you could save them with a preset in Sidus Link as well.

Thanks! Both are great options - I do think the slight premium you pay for LS 60x and its extra features are worth it though.

@@andrewsaraceni thanks for the response!

No problem! Yes, I've used it with a Light Dome II (e.g. 9:31 for the interview examples), and it's powerful enough for softboxes of that size, at least in certain situations.

It actually is mostly weather resistant (the lamp head and power connector), you might benefit from a light plastic cover over the battery area though.

Great question - I'll have a video covering the light stands I use coming soon (there's a few), but I'm using the Manfrotto 1004BAC probably the most at this point.

@@andrewsaraceni Thank you! Just bought the Aputure LS 60x after I saw your video. But noticed that my Falcon Eyes 1900 lightstand is too light for it. Love the video!

Not sure what you're asking, but there's a slot for where the battery could be mounted on one side of the yolk of the light.

Just curious, what were the issues you had and how did they fall apart? These have been probably the most robust fixtures I've purchased from Aputure, and I've been using them pretty heavily.

@andrewsaraceni With one, one of the cables just stopped working and had to spend 100 to replace it. My 60x adjustment screw just randomly fell out after maybe ten uses and it still looks brand new because I treat my gear with care. The screw will not go back in and now I can't use it, even though the light works great. I've had Godox lights for far longer with no issues. The build quality may not be as good, but they seem to last longer as they still work 100% after a couple years of use. I will likely never buy another Aputure COB light again.

@@PlayedWith If it's still under warranty, I'd be curious if/what Aputure support could do to look at the unit and/or assist with some of that (e.g. send a new adjustment screw). Especially if it's the same light with all the issues, you might have had a bad unit/batch.