Check out my tubelight comparison, I'm happy I found the one that fit's perfectly in my workflow! If you want to get one, here's the link to the pavotubes: amzn.to/3sOZ43K and here the Link to the Godox TL 60: amzn.to/39CZpin
For studio work, and if you need a brighter light, I‘d take the 30c. But since I needed a portable light I took two TL60 and didn’t regret it. If you buy any of these, I‘d be happy if you used the affiliate link in my videodescription. Thanks!
@loveydoveyrubberducky that‘s true but since I have 10 different lights I‘d like to be able to controll all of these from one device. Which is my phone or my tablet.
First review where I came across these missing features in Nanlite Pavotubes. Thanks for this insight of the missing app and user interface issues that one faces only while using. Precise, to the point review. Cheers :)
Just started getting into photography, and was debating between these 2, thank you for this video! I was leaning toward the godox, and now I think I'll pull the trigger on them soon.
In the meanwhile it's worth checking out the second version of the pavotubes. They were released a while after this video was made. But you can't make anything wrong with the godox, they still are great.
I think it's worth noting that the Pavotubes are two years old now and don't have an App, whilst the Godox is brand new and has a well thought out working App. Nanlite have now delayed the updated App until the summer which is a pain. However as lead times for all lights are getting longer and longer, my guessing is that Nanlite will release a 2nd Gen Pavotube that'll work with the new phone App. Can't wait for Aputure's RGB Tube lights though..................
@@RonaldKasper It will come bro, reach out to Austen Paul or Daniele Schiffer to collab with you, you have quality content, I'm sure they would love to work with you!
@@VideographybyMeek Maybe the day will come when I contact Daniel Schiffer. Not sure about the result though, but you might be right and I should just try. Thanks mate!
you are right I didn‘t compare the prices because they change quite rapidly at the moment. But I added two amazon links in the description where you can check the current prices. hope that helps!
Hi! I think the construction of the tubes is too weak to be able to have a thread on one side. It would break if you mounted the light horizontally, because it’s just plastic. But yes, a thread would be a nice option.
Hey mate I use the rgb tube lights facing towards camera in my background About 1m from me I want the light to be diffused and no leds to be visible Which should I buy ? Godox or nanotube ❤️Awsm vdo mate
Thanks mate for your comment! Well I’m doing exactly the same in this video, I think both of them look good in camera. So I‘d buy the TL60 any time again. I‘m even planning to buy 4 more. Would be nice if you would use the affiliate link in the description when you buy yours. Thx!
I know this is in the future but now the nanlite 15c is about 150 so the price gap with the godox still being around 250 comes into to play :) and I think nanlite is just higher quality
"Knobs are absolute KNOBS!" 😂 my main issue while operating the nanlite, it is indeed frustrating to the point where I am delaying time on set because of this silly knob
If it would work like a knob should, they wouldn't be as frustrating :-) But I think there's a newer version of the nanlites which are much better to operate.
Hi Cristian! In the meanwhile I tested a telescopic light which is awesome. Check it out, I have a code for 10% discount in the video description: ua-cam.com/video/f48rXJylNkc/v-deo.html
I think so but I can't check it anymore since I switched to Aputure lights and don't own the VL150 anymore. I still have a bunch of GODOX TL60 but gave away the VL150
I bought a pair of godox tl60 and love it. I might buy two more if they dont come out with a 4ft version first. I am thinking about buying the nanlight version of its grid/bardoor setup cause i like the construction of it and the flexible barndoor version. I would think that it should fit the nanlites since they're so close in size. Do you agree having seeing them both hands on?
Hi! Since the Godox TL60 are even a bit shorter than the nanlites and have exactly the same diameter, I would say the nanlite-barndoors should fit on them. But I haven't tried it yet.
Hello Ronald! Thanks for the video. I would like to know if the godox reflect the LED on metalic surface as a car. I want to know if you can see the LED's on the car paint because they have less difusion between the Nanlite. Thanks!
Hi! I just tried that ;-) No, there are no single LEDs visible on the reflections of the car paint. The weaker diffusion is really only visible when you look directly at the diffusor.
Hi Conrad! I mainly use smallrig ballheads like this one that you can screw directly on the stand: amzn.to/3leDjcL And yes, you can turn them 90 degrees like in the video
Thanks so much for this review, Ronald! I am debating between buying the 2-light or 4-light kit for the TL60. We already have full studio lighting (4x Godox VL300, 2x Aputure 120dii), but would likely use these for adding color to product shoots, background practicals, or fill lights on run and gun shoots. Knowing that, would you recommend getting the 4-light kit still, or going with the 2-light kit and waiting to get two of the 4' versions of the Godox that come out in the future?
Hi Justin, thanks for your comment! Honestly I would buy the 4 light kit, I‘m going to buy two additional ones in the next weeks. For accents the short ones are perfect for me, I think I don’t even need the 4 inch version that (maybe) comes out. They might be a bit too bulky for my needs.
@@RonaldKasper Thanks so much for the quick reply, Ronald. I went ahead and got the 4-light kit with the gooseneck holder that Adorama has on sale for $759 right now! Stoked to try them!
Hi Lance! I mainly use smallrig ballheads like this one that you can screw directly on the stand: amzn.to/3leDjcL And you can turn them 90 degrees like in the video. See you!
Yes, I know that, thanks. But it’s just easier (and quicker to setup) not having to buy the wifi adapter and be able to control just the light with the phone.
How bright is the nanlite? Is it "just" enough for key light or it is like bright enough to use in most situations? I am very interested in investing in some of these but I am afraid to crank up the ISO on the camera.
Well that's hard to answer. I've used the nanlite and the Godox more as hairlight or backlight but they are definitely bright enough to be a key light. But only indoor. Outdoor both are too weak, you'll need something more powerful like the Aputure 200d or Godox VL150
I've never had the chance to test the YN360 but what I see from other videos, the single LEDs are really visible when you look at the light. The battery is not integrated (which could be a good thing as well). The grip is much bigger than on the GODOX and overall the light looks a bit cheaper (which is important for me because I often use the light as practicals which you see in the shot). But if you're on a budget, the Yongnuo is surely a good alternative
@@RonaldKasper Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yup, definitely. If you want the light for practicals, meaning, the light is clearly in your shot, as a stylistic choice? Then, definitely, the Godox is more slick. I was just worried about the output of the light. How many lumens does the Godox TL 60 has? +How many watts? Basically, both Godox & Yongnuo has a low output, so It really gets tricky if you don't shoot in complete darkness...
@@RonaldKasper For some reason I only saw that Godox detailed the output of the TL 60 in LUX. Not Lumens. So, It was hard to compare. Thanks for finding that piece of info!
Fantastic comparison👌 I was about to chose godox but the one downside you mention, that being worse diffusion is what will probably end up making me choose nanlite instead 😕 I do product photography with reflective surfaces and I would use these lights to pass them over the product, so the lights arw visible. But I can't have those LED's be a distraction. Is there an add on, or a good way I can attach some kind of diffusion paper on the light so it won't be visible?
Hi! Thank you for your comment! I've made several videos now with the TL 60 and the diffusion was never a problem. If the lights are behind the product and not 100% in focus, the LEDs are not visible in the shot. So for me the advantages outweigh the disadvantages in this light and I can recommend it. Again, if you choose to buy any of these I'd be happy if you use the affiliate-link iln the description. These few bucks help me to do reviews like this one here. Thanks!
@@RonaldKasper Right, ok. Well the thing is they are gonna be in focus. Imagine a glass surface and a light passing over it. The surface is in focus so the light will be too. I might go with godox and think of some solution to diffuse the light🤔 I'd like to help you by using the links but I'm from Serbia, so that's a no-go 😕
@@milos-7712 Ah, I see. Well then an additional diffusion might help. Just because I'm curious: You can't use amazon links in Serbia? Didn't know that.
@@RonaldKasper Oh I do. It's just that I don't really want to order something all the way from amazon Germany, pay a big shipping fee, pay 20% import tax on top of that, wait 3 weeks and risk the product being lost/broken or damaged when it arrives. Trust me...I would love to have easy acces to amazon, but no such luck 🙂
I‘ve seen these values too in the specs but in my tests I didn’t notice any significant differences in beightness levels. The nanlite might be just a bit brighter (when I had a look at the scopes) bit I couldn’t tell a difference just by looking at it with my eyes.
Both nanlite and godox have an internal battery and don’t need a permanent external power supply. But both CAN be run with permanent power supply if needed (for longer shots)
I use the normal godox brackets that come with the light. I mount these on a ballhead, which I screw on the lightstand. That way I can move the light in any direction I want.
Ah, you mean the plate behind it 😉 that’s just an arca swiss plate on a ballhead. I use the easyrig ballheads at the moment, quite happy with them. The one on the video is a bigger one which is a bit bulkier than the smallrig ballhead. Can’t remember the brand cause I don’t have it anymore.
Hi! I know, there’s a new remote since a few weeks. But I have 3-5 lights on set and I want to be able to control them from one device instead of carrying around 5 remotes. I think the phone is the best solution for that
@@cinema-q yes I know, but only Godox lights. But I habe three different brands (Godox, Aputure and GVM) and want to control them all with one device. That’s why it’s so important for me to use my phone or ipad.
Check out my tubelight comparison, I'm happy I found the one that fit's perfectly in my workflow!
If you want to get one, here's the link to the pavotubes: amzn.to/3sOZ43K and here the Link to the Godox TL 60: amzn.to/39CZpin
THANK YOU SO MUCH! i have an question? nanlite 30c is bigger than the tl 60?
Yes, it’s twice as long
@@RonaldKasper wow thanks for the fast response only prob now is that i am twice as confused, dont know wich one to pick lol
For studio work, and if you need a brighter light, I‘d take the 30c. But since I needed a portable light I took two TL60 and didn’t regret it. If you buy any of these, I‘d be happy if you used the affiliate link in my videodescription. Thanks!
@@RonaldKasper your affiliate link leads me outside my country
For those wondering, there is a cheap remote offered by Nanlight to control everything the app does, not a big issue tbt
@loveydoveyrubberducky that‘s true but since I have 10 different lights I‘d like to be able to controll all of these from one device. Which is my phone or my tablet.
Thanks for your honest review. No other reviews I watched ever disclosed the issue with the knob adjustment on Nanlite Pavotube lights.
You’re welcome! Yes it’s really weird that other reviewers didn’t mention the strange knob behavior.
First review where I came across these missing features in Nanlite Pavotubes. Thanks for this insight of the missing app and user interface issues that one faces only while using. Precise, to the point review. Cheers :)
You are welcome and thanks for your comment!
Just started getting into photography, and was debating between these 2, thank you for this video! I was leaning toward the godox, and now I think I'll pull the trigger on them soon.
In the meanwhile it's worth checking out the second version of the pavotubes. They were released a while after this video was made. But you can't make anything wrong with the godox, they still are great.
@@RonaldKasper Thank you, i'll check those out too!
I think it's worth noting that the Pavotubes are two years old now and don't have an App, whilst the Godox is brand new and has a well thought out working App. Nanlite have now delayed the updated App until the summer which is a pain. However as lead times for all lights are getting longer and longer, my guessing is that Nanlite will release a 2nd Gen Pavotube that'll work with the new phone App. Can't wait for Aputure's RGB Tube lights though..................
Thanks my G. Keep hustlin'.
You killed it this video!! Gained a new sub easily, loved your succinctness and candid input.
Thanks very much Kai, and welcome to the channel!
the exact review i was looking for, now i can go with the Godox TL60, great video Brother , Thank you
You‘re welcome, mate!
@@RonaldKasper Instant Sub , you earn it Mate
@@naveenr7165 Thanks and welcome to the channel!
Love the honest and thorough review! Keep them coming!
Bro you need more subscribers, I really enjoy your content and learn something new with every video of yours I watch
Thanks man! Hard to get more subscribers but I keep trying 😉
@@RonaldKasper It will come bro, reach out to Austen Paul or Daniele Schiffer to collab with you, you have quality content, I'm sure they would love to work with you!
@@VideographybyMeek Maybe the day will come when I contact Daniel Schiffer. Not sure about the result though, but you might be right and I should just try. Thanks mate!
Just purchased 2 Godox TL60 tubes. I have a small commercial shoot I'd love to use them for next week.
They are great. I‘ve lit an entire commercial just with 2 TL60. Here‘s the video where I show it in the end: ua-cam.com/video/5rv6C7S8yQI/v-deo.html
great review the only thing missing was a price comparison
you are right I didn‘t compare the prices because they change quite rapidly at the moment. But I added two amazon links in the description where you can check the current prices. hope that helps!
thank you for this ronald. it blows my mind that they dont have a 1/4 inch thread on them...
Hi! I think the construction of the tubes is too weak to be able to have a thread on one side. It would break if you mounted the light horizontally, because it’s just plastic. But yes, a thread would be a nice option.
Amazing video. Comparison of quality was important to me.
Thanks for watching, I‘ll drop a new video about a sirui tubelight next week, maybe you are interested
Thank you for this concise comparison ✌🏽
You are welcome! Hope it helps people to decide which one is the best for their needs.
Thanks for the review!
Good review best one on godox tl so far.
Thank you very much!
@@RonaldKasper are the godox really bright?
I use it for indoor lighting mainly (as a keylight or fill light) and yes, for me it’s bright enough. I‘d say just as bright as the pavotube 15c
Thank you for this review!
You’re welcome!
Hey mate I use the rgb tube lights facing towards camera in my background
About 1m from me
I want the light to be diffused and no leds to be visible
Which should I buy ?
Godox or nanotube
❤️Awsm vdo mate
Thanks mate for your comment! Well I’m doing exactly the same in this video, I think both of them look good in camera. So I‘d buy the TL60 any time again. I‘m even planning to buy 4 more. Would be nice if you would use the affiliate link in the description when you buy yours. Thx!
Thanks, it helped me so much🙏😀
Thanks for your comment, I‘m happy it helped!
I know this is in the future but now the nanlite 15c is about 150 so the price gap with the godox still being around 250 comes into to play :) and I think nanlite is just higher quality
That’s true, the price dropped since my video. But in terms of quality, I couldn’t say the nanlite is superior to the Godox. They are both very good.
"Knobs are absolute KNOBS!" 😂 my main issue while operating the nanlite, it is indeed frustrating to the point where I am delaying time on set because of this silly knob
If it would work like a knob should, they wouldn't be as frustrating :-) But I think there's a newer version of the nanlites which are much better to operate.
Hi! I'm not decided to buy Godox Tl120 or Amaran T4c, you not tested a godox and amaran product?
Hi Cristian! In the meanwhile I tested a telescopic light which is awesome. Check it out, I have a code for 10% discount in the video description:
ua-cam.com/video/f48rXJylNkc/v-deo.html
Godox TL60 vs LCR 500 vs Nanlite 15C - which is the most powerful and brightest and has the highest lux?
The most powerful is the 15c, although it’s not much brighter than the TL60, as I mentioned in my video
Great video man!
Thanks a lot!
Great video man, thank you!
You’re welcome!
You can control godox vl150 with app? I control sz150r and set of tl30 with app, but it doesnt even detect vl150. I use Godox Light app.
I think so but I can't check it anymore since I switched to Aputure lights and don't own the VL150 anymore. I still have a bunch of GODOX TL60 but gave away the VL150
I hope godox will release competitor to pavotube 30c too. 15с output is weak for me(
Yes, that’s what I hope as well
I bought a pair of godox tl60 and love it. I might buy two more if they dont come out with a 4ft version first. I am thinking about buying the nanlight version of its grid/bardoor setup cause i like the construction of it and the flexible barndoor version. I would think that it should fit the nanlites since they're so close in size. Do you agree having seeing them both hands on?
Hi! Since the Godox TL60 are even a bit shorter than the nanlites and have exactly the same diameter, I would say the nanlite-barndoors should fit on them. But I haven't tried it yet.
Hello Ronald! Thanks for the video. I would like to know if the godox reflect the LED on metalic surface as a car. I want to know if you can see the LED's on the car paint because they have less difusion between the Nanlite. Thanks!
Hi! I just tried that ;-) No, there are no single LEDs visible on the reflections of the car paint. The weaker diffusion is really only visible when you look directly at the diffusor.
Thanks
Hi Ronald! What kind of ball adapters are you using to get your lights to bend 90-degrees? 1/4-20 ball adapter?
Hi Conrad! I mainly use smallrig ballheads like this one that you can screw directly on the stand: amzn.to/3leDjcL
And yes, you can turn them 90 degrees like in the video
Thanks so much for this review, Ronald! I am debating between buying the 2-light or 4-light kit for the TL60.
We already have full studio lighting (4x Godox VL300, 2x Aputure 120dii), but would likely use these for adding color to product shoots, background practicals, or fill lights on run and gun shoots.
Knowing that, would you recommend getting the 4-light kit still, or going with the 2-light kit and waiting to get two of the 4' versions of the Godox that come out in the future?
Hi Justin, thanks for your comment! Honestly I would buy the 4 light kit, I‘m going to buy two additional ones in the next weeks. For accents the short ones are perfect for me, I think I don’t even need the 4 inch version that (maybe) comes out. They might be a bit too bulky for my needs.
@@RonaldKasper Thanks so much for the quick reply, Ronald. I went ahead and got the 4-light kit with the gooseneck holder that Adorama has on sale for $759 right now! Stoked to try them!
@@justinreels congrats! I used them for a product video as well, it’s the latest video on my channel. They are so versatile and easy to setup.
Is there a longer version similar to the pavo 30c I.e. 4ft long?
At the moment there’s only the short version. There is no Pavotube 30c equivalent from godox.
Hi, awesome review! Can I ask which ball head you used for the clamps on order to mount the lights vertically? Thank you!
Hi Lance! I mainly use smallrig ballheads like this one that you can screw directly on the stand: amzn.to/3leDjcL
And you can turn them 90 degrees like in the video. See you!
@@RonaldKasper thanks so much!
What about the battery life?
Battery life is almost the same with both lights. It’s about two hours at full power
Thanks, brother!
Thanks a lot!
Great comparison ! What light stand is holding the tl60
Thanks! It is a cheap Neewer stand.
Hi Ronald , Did you notice anything about the battery life on the two lights and what was better on full power ,Greetings from London
Hi Andre, the Godox has a 37Wh battery and the nanlite a 32Wh battery. Both last about 2 hours at 100% intensity.
@@RonaldKasper cheers mate
The Nanlite have an app ang you can control it by your cellphone, but you need a Wifi Adapter, I had used it!! the app is LEDGO LED
Yes, I know that, thanks. But it’s just easier (and quicker to setup) not having to buy the wifi adapter and be able to control just the light with the phone.
How bright is the nanlite?
Is it "just" enough for key light or it is like bright enough to use in most situations?
I am very interested in investing in some of these but I am afraid to crank up the ISO on the camera.
Well that's hard to answer. I've used the nanlite and the Godox more as hairlight or backlight but they are definitely bright enough to be a key light. But only indoor. Outdoor both are too weak, you'll need something more powerful like the Aputure 200d or Godox VL150
thanks, helped a lot!
You’re welcome, thanks for your comment!
What ballhead is that that you use when you test the clamps its about 4 mins in the video
A link would be much of help cheers
I mainly use smallrig ballheads like this one: amzn.to/3leDjcL
What would you say the critical difference is between the GODOX TL 60 and the Yongnuo YN360 [which is a fraction of the price]?
I've never had the chance to test the YN360 but what I see from other videos, the single LEDs are really visible when you look at the light. The battery is not integrated (which could be a good thing as well). The grip is much bigger than on the GODOX and overall the light looks a bit cheaper (which is important for me because I often use the light as practicals which you see in the shot). But if you're on a budget, the Yongnuo is surely a good alternative
@@RonaldKasper Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yup, definitely. If you want the light for practicals, meaning, the light is clearly in your shot, as a stylistic choice? Then, definitely, the Godox is more slick.
I was just worried about the output of the light. How many lumens does the Godox TL 60 has? +How many watts?
Basically, both Godox & Yongnuo has a low output, so It really gets tricky if you don't shoot in complete darkness...
@@eladbari the TL 60 has 1500 Lumen. It‘s almost as bright as the nanlite, I can’t say anything about the yongnuo
@@RonaldKasper For some reason I only saw that Godox detailed the output of the TL 60 in LUX. Not Lumens. So, It was hard to compare. Thanks for finding that piece of info!
Fantastic comparison👌
I was about to chose godox but the one downside you mention, that being worse diffusion is what will probably end up making me choose nanlite instead 😕
I do product photography with reflective surfaces and I would use these lights to pass them over the product, so the lights arw visible. But I can't have those LED's be a distraction.
Is there an add on, or a good way I can attach some kind of diffusion paper on the light so it won't be visible?
Hi! Thank you for your comment! I've made several videos now with the TL 60 and the diffusion was never a problem. If the lights are behind the product and not 100% in focus, the LEDs are not visible in the shot. So for me the advantages outweigh the disadvantages in this light and I can recommend it. Again, if you choose to buy any of these I'd be happy if you use the affiliate-link iln the description. These few bucks help me to do reviews like this one here. Thanks!
@@RonaldKasper Right, ok.
Well the thing is they are gonna be in focus. Imagine a glass surface and a light passing over it. The surface is in focus so the light will be too. I might go with godox and think of some solution to diffuse the light🤔
I'd like to help you by using the links but I'm from Serbia, so that's a no-go 😕
@@milos-7712 Ah, I see. Well then an additional diffusion might help. Just because I'm curious: You can't use amazon links in Serbia? Didn't know that.
@@RonaldKasper Oh I do. It's just that I don't really want to order something all the way from amazon Germany, pay a big shipping fee, pay 20% import tax on top of that, wait 3 weeks and risk the product being lost/broken or damaged when it arrives.
Trust me...I would love to have easy acces to amazon, but no such luck 🙂
@@milos-7712 Ah, I understand. Thanks!
Hi. What is that mounting set up you have using the clip?
Hi! It’s simply a ballhead that I screw on the lightstand and turn it 90 degrees.
Do they achieve the same illumination levels? I noticed its 18W equivalent vs the Nanlite 30W
I‘ve seen these values too in the specs but in my tests I didn’t notice any significant differences in beightness levels. The nanlite might be just a bit brighter (when I had a look at the scopes) bit I couldn’t tell a difference just by looking at it with my eyes.
Good video. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Isnt the nanlite battery operated vs the godox needing a power supply?
Both nanlite and godox have an internal battery and don’t need a permanent external power supply. But both CAN be run with permanent power supply if needed (for longer shots)
@@RonaldKasper ahhh thank you for the clarification!
hey man what did you use to mount them on your light stand vertically?
I used a simple ballhead for that
Are you sure that was the 15c and not the 30? The 15 is only 2ft long
Yes, I‘m sure. The 15c is about 2 ft, which is 60 centimeters. That’s the same size as the TL 60 of Godox.
I was about to buy a nanlite... apparently there is a nanlite app can't that be used to control lights?
You need an additional wifi controller to do that with the app.
Hello , if you are interested in doing a review of the falcon eyes fi-1 led stick light ?
Hello! I can only make review about gear I buy myself. At the moment, I have no sponsored content on this channel and I don’t own the falcon eyes fi-1
Thanks man
You’re welcome!
exactly the point, what a waste of time going there to adjust everything
Yes it is. Especially when you‘re the dp and gaffer at the same time 😉
thanks you ~
You’re welcome Ryan!
What bracket are you using to have the lights up right.
I use the normal godox brackets that come with the light. I mount these on a ballhead, which I screw on the lightstand. That way I can move the light in any direction I want.
@@RonaldKasper thanks bro for the quick response. That configuration actually makes plenty of sense. I really appreciate it.
How about the latest pavo 2 X series ?
Didn’t test them yet but they look promising
Nanlite has a remote sold separately
Yes, that’s true and I know that. It‘s just that I have about 3-5 lights on set and if I need a separate remote for each of those, it gets complicated
@@RonaldKasper thanks for the review I have so many nanlite tube, but I've order godox last night. :)
Don’t forget about the price difference!
Oh yes, I forgot ;-)
what is the quick release plate at 3:59?
It‘s the clamp that comes with the Godox TL60
Ah, you mean the plate behind it 😉 that’s just an arca swiss plate on a ballhead. I use the easyrig ballheads at the moment, quite happy with them. The one on the video is a bigger one which is a bit bulkier than the smallrig ballhead. Can’t remember the brand cause I don’t have it anymore.
@@RonaldKasper thank you !
i hate Godox doesnt make a longer version of the tubes like the 30c nanlite tubes -_-
We‘ll see what the future brings. Maybe a 30‘‘ version will be released.
Hi, can you help you me make an product video? How can I contact you？
Hi Mina! At the moment I‘m working on four projects simultaneously, I can’t help you with your product video unfortunately
@@RonaldKasper Ok, Thank you
absolutelly not Nanlite has an app
Wow, you dont have to adjust the Nanlite on the tube-they have a remote where you can adjust the light. Its like $13
Hi! I know, there’s a new remote since a few weeks. But I have 3-5 lights on set and I want to be able to control them from one device instead of carrying around 5 remotes. I think the phone is the best solution for that
@@RonaldKasper you can control multiple lights using one remote as well
@@cinema-q yes I know, but only Godox lights. But I habe three different brands (Godox, Aputure and GVM) and want to control them all with one device. That’s why it’s so important for me to use my phone or ipad.
@@RonaldKasper I see, point taken.