Glad it was helpful!

i figure it out, sort of. I had to create a single page, not 200 , and data merge to it then export, which created the 200 pages, but wasn't what i was wanting necessarily.

Hi, yes so if you have data for 200 items all you will need is 1 page. This one page will get populated with the data from the CSV giving you the output of 200 total pages.

Hello, thanks for your question. As far as I know, the remote control is the only way to control this light. Been using it for a while now and I didn't discover any other wireless connectivity options. With that in mind, it is still a great light for the price point!

Hi, thanks for your question. In my example you can see I have 2 pages, page one is front and page two is back. When you export if done properly the data will populate in that order (front-back-front-back). I hope this answers your question.

Hi, I'm Sorry I'm not understanding your question or context. Can you please explain a little more to see how I can help?

Amazing, thanks and hope you enjoy it! Let me know if you have any questions.

YES, you can! Just add another image field. *Note:* the only thing that is not variable is the apostrophe and the at symbol ('@) you can put anything after that and it will still register as an image. For example if you're working on a document for real estate with multiple images you can name each field differently. '@exterior | '@interior | '@livingroom | '@bathroom etc... Let me know if this helps. Thanks for your comment!

This is a great question, I will do some testing and see if theres anything I can do to help. And if you figured it out, I'd like to learn how.

You're welcome!

The only way, is kind of a pain but the only way I get it done at this time. Once you have your final data and good to output I would "Merge the document" this will open a new document with all the data converted in to pages and then at this point edit those special characters manually.

Thanks for your comment and guidance on how to copy lots of image file name 👍

Hey Ted! I am still using these lights when I'm looking for a smaller footprint setup! I'm still enjoying them, let me know if you have any questionsl

@@axelbydesign Great! Thank you for taking the time to answer. It's appreciated. :)

Yes, so essentially you will create new fields for each address. First you want to determine the maximum number of addresses then make the fields that many times. For example if you have max 5 addresses you will setup your data something like this: Name 1 | Address 1 | Name 2 | Address 2 | Name 3 | Address 3 | Name 4 | Address 4 | Name 5 | Address 5 Then just connect each name and address to the fields you need on your design document just like normal. I hope this makes sense, let me know if it helps. I think I can make a video that will explain it a little better so stay tuned! Thank you!

De nada, que bom que ajudou 👍

Hi, thanks for your question. The remote is programable and you can program 1 remote per light to have different setting and have them not interfere with each other. *To program the remote to a channel per each light you can do the following:* 1. Place the remote in the secured magnetic slot on the back of light 2. Turn the light and the remote ON 3. Hit the CH/GR button (the top left) 4. Using the scroll wheel set the channels per each light - example: Light one CH01 5. Do this for each light - example: Light two CH02, and Light 3 CH03 6. Now you will have 1 remote per light, and you can use the remotes wirelessly Tip: Label your remotes and lights to easily identify them _Note: Programing the remote will not register if the remote is not in the secured magnetic slot for each light when setting the channel._

Yo I appreciate it ✌🏼

Hello Mick, Thanks for your comment! I'm using both of the softboxes included in this particular kit. I'm not using the light from the ceiling, I have that light completely off. Please let me know if you have any other questions, thanks!

Yeah for sure, you can use it to light up and record any scene you have in mind. My only advice is that you test the position of the lights to ensure your monitors are not reflecting the glare or that you can see the lights on your monitors. Let me know if you have any more questions.

@@axelbydesign Thank you, I will try this.

Thank you!

Hi, thanks for your comment. I don't usually record the light when it's on because it just looks like a big white glare but I can do a short video for you to see the light on. I'll be posting it as a short so keep an eye out for it. Let me know if you have another question, I'd be happy to answer. Thanks!

Hola, creo que si se pueden sumar los lumens segun la cantidad de focos que tienes. Hice una investigacion en Google y aparentemente asi se pueden calcular los lumens pero la verdad no soy experto en esos temas. Estare feliz de ayudar si tienes alguna otra pregunta. Gracias por tu comentario

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful, let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks! I appreciate your comment and I’m glad you like the stop motion 🙌🏽

No problem, I hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions, I'd be glad to help.

Yeah, I can do a video update on this kit and show you how I positioned the lights. But I will also try to explain here so you can give it a shot in the meantime. So let's talk from the POV of where I'm sitting. I placed one light to my left diagonal and not directly in front of me at 30% brightness. This will be they light or the main light source. Then I'm going to place another light on my right side and this will be the *FILL* light. But let's use an intensity or brightness level that is less than our key light. (i didn't mention that on this video) For example if my KEY light is at 30% brightness then my FILL light will be 10% or 20% depending on how much fill you want. Try not to use these lights at 100% brightness as that will be so bright and give you super harsh shadows. Another option you can do is turn the lights to 100% Brightness but point them away from you in to a white wall and let that light reflect back to you. I found this creates softer shadows but then the whole room get's evenly lit. Depending on the look you are going for this may work. There is a guidance of lighting best practices, but ultimately you'll have to test until you find a setup that best fits your environment and make note of that for consistent results. Finally, make sure the room lights are turned off and that you are lighting only by using these lights. I hope this helps!

Thanks so much for your response. This was super helpful

Glad it was helpful! I'd love to hear what type of proofs will this technique be mostly useful for you?

@@axelbydesign Mostly doing things like boxes, like you showed in the video. Other 3D objects, like hats and t-shirts as well. Awesome video.

Thanks for watching, I’m glad it helped you out!

Felipe glad to hear that you like this lighting kit. The camera that I use for my videos is my iPhone 13 Pro. Thanks Felipe, good luck with your channel 🙌🏽

@@axelbydesignthat is nice ! Thanks for sharing I have been using iPhone pros for years, now I am using an iPhone 14pro but I thought you were using something else great clips, are you not producing content lately?

Thanks for the compliments Felipe 🙌🏽 I have content ready to be edited but I need to make the time to get it out soon! On that note, what type of content would you be interested to see on this channel?