Love to see some sponsor interaction in the comments :) You should make Emma your spokes person :) Any chance you guys will get a norwegian dealership anytime soon? Have been looking to upgrade my DIY Cardboard/Parchement/Aluminium Foil selfmade lightdome and construction site lamp monster, but was hoping to rent and test your color light for a couple of days and test out in my shop/workshop/studio, but can’t seem to find any dealerships here in Norway?
@@iFootageInternational Great :) Norway isn’t the biggest market in terms of people, like compared to Sweden, but there are a large enthusiast crowd with money to burn, even in these slightly trying times :) Having just started making videos myself after almost a year of planning and testing and fixing audio and what not I decided to just «do it», and made the first video about how I on a «zero+» budget could build a somewhat usable keylight with a softbox made from cardboard and alu-foil and parchement paper to minic a proper light setup and see how well it could work (of course the major drawback is not being able to adjust the strength so multiple layers of parchment is necessary to adjust strength of the light, and with three videos done and at least 10 more planned I’m definitely in the market for a reasonable priced product to up the flexibility and effectiveness of my setup for the product shoots I’m planning for my shop :)
Loved Emma's shades the whole time. Emma did some excellent due diligence in testing the build. The callouts to answer your questions were a great touch. 10/10
From EmJu to CuJu, defiitely great reivews. And reviews are a good thing. Tedious perhaps, but absolutely NEEDED in this community of A/V folks. Bravo! add this one to the portfolio/highlight/demo reel.
I see the amarans all over professional sets now. As long as you have them in a case, they hold up extremely well. I see more and more owner operators/van operators leaning heavily on the amaran series as it is cheaper, smaller and lighter, with the same or near same professional quality. I guess it's a sign of the times. Great job Emma!
Amazingly well done for your debut as presenter and the chemistry between you both works great with the expert editing on the whole thing together! The product review is of the highest standard as is to be expected. Please more of this dynamic duo. :)
i say this with utmost respect and admiration, but the moment she puts on glasses, man, i swear, the uncanny resemblance to young steve lukather from the band TOTO... also i watched all the way to the end. she's awesome.
NOTE: Most of the body of the SL1 200BNA is metal, including the yoke that attaches to light stands. However, the outer portion of the Bowens mount is hard to tell - seems like plastic.
I highly enjoyed this video! Go Emma! Ifootage has not being pushing their led lights as much as i thought they would. They haven't sent out review samples to as many channels and they don't sell through Adorama it appears. I want these guys to do well and grow but it seems no one knows about their lights which are highly competitive to others on the market while being a much smaller company.
I have the iFootage stand. I have the SeaStar quick release on a ballhead (all from iFootage), and that is where I put my Rodecaster Pro 2. It allows me to tilt it to my liking,I do have a round sandbag on it, so it's plenty stable. Works great! - Keep it up, Emma I like your style, (CuJu or OB1 will train you well in the art of reviews young Rey)
Wasn't expecting this. The only thing missing towards the end was Emma coming in with her own additional tip: "Now there is quite a bit of hiss in your audio Dad. Let's see what we can do if we drop your track into audition and apply the following..." 😅 I hope she doesnt see this as critisism but as the loving suggestions they are to further perfect her future videos. Having said that: Much prefer her hairstyle over yours Curtis! Sorry.
Right out of a PTA movie, she's so cool and dare I say slightly more cinematic than dad (only slightly okay). Great review, thanks! Considering an all rounder light for fill.
I was hoping for Emma to say, "If you don't want to see my review of the ifootage 200BNA, you are dismissed" Classic Curtis line when he knows people will leave "comments" about this and that.
Hey Curtis - ifootage recently released a 40° spotlight mount similar to Amaran's spotlight se. Any chance you'll review it? Its hard to find any reliable reviews.
I will say while the color is pretty impressive, the build quality of at iFootage leaves something to be desired. I had one of their smaller lights and was turn off by the build quality, Non intuitiveness of the controls and awful on/off switch. The amaran is just quicker and easier to use in most cases.
Very refreshing. I was surprise that she was so fluent even it was her first review. (may be a little bit of break between sentences could be better) I would love to see more review like this. (Or adding secondary opinion by Emma would be great too.) Great job Emma!
Finally we know who was speaking all this time 😂 she looks like a member of an 80s rock band, like Metallica, nice review, but is unavailable in B&H :-/
Bummer that the 200BNA housing is plastic. The metal housing was the major selling point on the 320DN and 60DN. Do want a bicolor light around 200w, but don’t know that I want a plastic one. Would pay more for metal. Interesting.
@@curtisjudd I just checked my 60DN and 320DN. They both have metal side walls, but the fan grates, rear panels, and bowens mounts are a plastic material. I've been pretty hard on mine over the last two years or so, and can say I'd trust the plastic bowens mount to hold lanterns just fine. If the 200DNA is the same build, then it's good to go. Not as rugged as an old Mole Richardson, or an ARRI, but good enough for casual use and in studio. Cheers.
Love iFootage, have their big tripod and a Monopod, both amazing quality and value. And quite a good start into a new, very crowded market. But they will have to fill out their ecosystem to at least somewhat match Aputure/Amaran AND bring their usual level of quality (PLASTIC YOKE? WTF!). Then i will happily buy into their system.
Why would anyone use c stands for lights? They are not stable because they cannot extend their base much, they cannot get very high, they are very heavy for their load bearing and height capability, the boom is too small for a light. Manfrotto make very good affordable light stands and even a high end Walimex that costs a little lrss is superior to a c stand.
@@curtisjudd Manfrotto make a full range of dedicated light stands, booms, and accessories. You will find them in the Lighting supports, control, and background solutions catalog, and in the cine support catalog. For low heights and portable application, they have the 1005bac model. Tripod design, so it holds the bar in two places, adjustable symmetric base, very fast setup, very low weight and does everything one may need in a low ceiling situation. They have direct equivalents to the c stand that do a better job with lights but with steel and aluminum option, wheels, etc and also versions for high heights and weights.
A star is born! It's clear that Emma had a great teacher. Looking forward to more of her reviews!
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I think its soo cool that we can clearly hear the family in the way Emma speaks. Intonation, humor, tempo..
So many similarities. Whilst expected, still heartwarming
Curtis, bring Emma back for more reviews. She knows her tech and has a great voice and delivery.
Thank you Emma for reviewing our light! Keep crushing it 🙌
Love to see some sponsor interaction in the comments :) You should make Emma your spokes person :) Any chance you guys will get a norwegian dealership anytime soon? Have been looking to upgrade my DIY Cardboard/Parchement/Aluminium Foil selfmade lightdome and construction site lamp monster, but was hoping to rent and test your color light for a couple of days and test out in my shop/workshop/studio, but can’t seem to find any dealerships here in Norway?
@@AndreSjoberg We're already looking into it. Sounds like there's a market there as well.
Keep following our page for more updates :)
@@iFootageInternational Great :) Norway isn’t the biggest market in terms of people, like compared to Sweden, but there are a large enthusiast crowd with money to burn, even in these slightly trying times :) Having just started making videos myself after almost a year of planning and testing and fixing audio and what not I decided to just «do it», and made the first video about how I on a «zero+» budget could build a somewhat usable keylight with a softbox made from cardboard and alu-foil and parchement paper to minic a proper light setup and see how well it could work (of course the major drawback is not being able to adjust the strength so multiple layers of parchment is necessary to adjust strength of the light, and with three videos done and at least 10 more planned I’m definitely in the market for a reasonable priced product to up the flexibility and effectiveness of my setup for the product shoots I’m planning for my shop :)
Emma is taking over. When the shades came out, the channel was owned.
LOL!
The future of this channel is in good hands. 😀
Oh this is going to be GREAT Dad running commentary on Emma! Wish I could do this with my kids it would so much fun!
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you and cranky cameraman getting your children to help with work and their channel is truly inspiring!
LOL
I have to say she knocks it out of the park ! Well done Emma
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Loved Emma's shades the whole time. Emma did some excellent due diligence in testing the build. The callouts to answer your questions were a great touch. 10/10
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She has total attitude while delivering her review. This is great. More Emma reviews.
Emma looking absolutely stoned. Passes the vibe check 😊
From EmJu to CuJu, defiitely great reivews. And reviews are a good thing. Tedious perhaps, but absolutely NEEDED in this community of A/V folks. Bravo! add this one to the portfolio/highlight/demo reel.
Great job! I really enjoyed this review. Thank you.
Great job, Emma!
Curtis, you got a pretty cool kid there.
Thanks! I concur, Dr. Undone!
Nicely done! Finally a character with some humor, Curtis always looks so serious, even when he’s laughing.
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Awesome review Emma 🤙
Looking forward to more
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I see the amarans all over professional sets now. As long as you have them in a case, they hold up extremely well. I see more and more owner operators/van operators leaning heavily on the amaran series as it is cheaper, smaller and lighter, with the same or near same professional quality. I guess it's a sign of the times. Great job Emma!
Yeah if you don't need DMX they are great
Amazingly well done for your debut as presenter and the chemistry between you both works great with the expert editing on the whole thing together! The product review is of the highest standard as is to be expected. Please more of this dynamic duo. :)
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i say this with utmost respect and admiration, but the moment she puts on glasses, man, i swear, the uncanny resemblance to young steve lukather from the band TOTO...
also i watched all the way to the end. she's awesome.
Curtis & Emma daughter!! Love this format - creative, fun, informative! 💛🙏🏽
Umm i think shes his daughter
@@YoungBlaze Ah! That thought did occur. Thanks Young, I corrected my comment. I am kind-of a ditz sometimes, darn it.
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Great review Emma, well done. Hope we get to hear some more from you in the future.
NOTE: Most of the body of the SL1 200BNA is metal, including the yoke that attaches to light stands. However, the outer portion of the Bowens mount is hard to tell - seems like plastic.
Thanks for the update. Would you still lean towards much lighter modifiers?
@@bhgemini Yes, absolutely.
Is the body is the same as the metal on the 320DNA and 60DN?
@@bhgemini Yes.
@@billmakesmovies Not sure, haven't used the others.
Who is that rude guy who keeps interrupting Emma? :) Nice job - fire the other guy. :) :) :)
👋 Me!
@@curtisjudd Ha!
I highly enjoyed this video! Go Emma!
Ifootage has not being pushing their led lights as much as i thought they would. They haven't sent out review samples to as many channels and they don't sell through Adorama it appears. I want these guys to do well and grow but it seems no one knows about their lights which are highly competitive to others on the market while being a much smaller company.
I have the iFootage stand. I have the SeaStar quick release on a ballhead (all from iFootage), and that is where I put my Rodecaster Pro 2. It allows me to tilt it to my liking,I do have a round sandbag on it, so it's plenty stable. Works great! - Keep it up, Emma I like your style, (CuJu or OB1 will train you well in the art of reviews young Rey)
Wasn't expecting this. The only thing missing towards the end was Emma coming in with her own additional tip: "Now there is quite a bit of hiss in your audio Dad. Let's see what we can do if we drop your track into audition and apply the following..." 😅
I hope she doesnt see this as critisism but as the loving suggestions they are to further perfect her future videos. Having said that: Much prefer her hairstyle over yours Curtis! Sorry.
Way to go, Emma! Finally Curtis can offload some video load 😁
Nice iFootage product! Thanks for the video! Nice touch with Emma! Keep the good work!
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Great job Emma!
Emma you knocked it out of the Park, keep them coming.
Great job, Emma! Thank you for your honest review!
Nice! The lady knows her stuff! A solid presentation!
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I think she did great!! Let's see her on more review videos.
After years of listening her voice in microphone reviews, I like it that she's taking a role in front of the camera.
Me too!
Emma did great and cracked a few good jokes. Two thumbs up!
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Gratz with the debut, Emma!
Great job Emma! Of course you had an awesome teacher!
Thanks!
Good job! Very informative.
Nice work Emma! Watch out Curtis! 🤣
Right out of a PTA movie, she's so cool and dare I say slightly more cinematic than dad (only slightly okay). Great review, thanks! Considering an all rounder light for fill.
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I’ve only been through the first 1:10 and I am digging it so far 💯💯💯💯💯 I’ll come back and finish it soon!
A natural. Well done, Emma.
Yay! Great job Emma! 👏
I love the tag teaming with your daughter!!! I hope my daughter would be down to do UA-cam reviews with me. It’s a great way to bond with your child.
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There's a new sheriff in town!
It was an informative video, and the delivery was very enjoyable.
LOL!
hey nice one used your amazon link form uk for 200x s.
👍 happy lighting!
I just have one thing to say: CU-JU!!! Emma was brilliant - she needs her own channel!
Love the 80s hair
This was very enjoyable!
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Can you review the colbor cl60, cl100x, or both, please? Thank you!
Love the review! 😊
Thank you!! 😊
Fantastic review, but who is that annoying guy mansplanting you all the time? 🤣
lol below the belt!
CuJu 🎉
I think Emma did a great job reviewing this light. I hope we hear more reviews from her point of view. ❤
Emma, loved your review and your Def Leppard hair. Hope to see more reviews from you. Hey, dad, stop interrupting!
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Loved the video 😊
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Emma seems so chill, im getting high just watching her vibes
I was hoping for Emma to say, "If you don't want to see my review of the ifootage 200BNA, you are dismissed" Classic Curtis line when he knows people will leave "comments" about this and that.
Love it ❤
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Nice review.
Thanks!
Awesome
nice 1 Emma
Hey Curtis - ifootage recently released a 40° spotlight mount similar to Amaran's spotlight se. Any chance you'll review it? Its hard to find any reliable reviews.
Now do another review, together, with dialogue!
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Move over Curtis, Emma's in town ! 😂
I am clapping... We have an Emma
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I will say while the color is pretty impressive, the build quality of at iFootage leaves something to be desired. I had one of their smaller lights and was turn off by the build quality, Non intuitiveness of the controls and awful on/off switch. The amaran is just quicker and easier to use in most cases.
Very refreshing. I was surprise that she was so fluent even it was her first review. (may be a little bit of break between sentences could be better) I would love to see more review like this. (Or adding secondary opinion by Emma would be great too.) Great job Emma!
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Wow. Ok. I miss my Dad. This is hilarious and poignant at the same time. Thank you Ma’am, thank you Sir.
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Daughter & father laugh alike. Nice!
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Finally we know who was speaking all this time 😂 she looks like a member of an 80s rock band, like Metallica, nice review, but is unavailable in B&H :-/
Bummer that the 200BNA housing is plastic. The metal housing was the major selling point on the 320DN and 60DN. Do want a bicolor light around 200w, but don’t know that I want a plastic one. Would pay more for metal. Interesting.
I don't know how well it will hold up, but just be careful putting bigger light modifiers on that Bowens mount.
@@curtisjudd I just checked my 60DN and 320DN. They both have metal side walls, but the fan grates, rear panels, and bowens mounts are a plastic material. I've been pretty hard on mine over the last two years or so, and can say I'd trust the plastic bowens mount to hold lanterns just fine. If the 200DNA is the same build, then it's good to go. Not as rugged as an old Mole Richardson, or an ARRI, but good enough for casual use and in studio. Cheers.
@@billmakesmovies Thanks for checking!
CuJu... Love it! 🤣
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new host😂
Love iFootage, have their big tripod and a Monopod, both amazing quality and value. And quite a good start into a new, very crowded market.
But they will have to fill out their ecosystem to at least somewhat match Aputure/Amaran AND bring their usual level of quality (PLASTIC YOKE? WTF!).
Then i will happily buy into their system.
Yes, same - very good color quality, would like to see build quality to match.
Curtis who?
This is somehow hilarious.
Curtis, you're dismissed.
LOL!
CuJu ❤
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Dad needs to watch out ! You sound as though you have presenting for years.
Why would anyone use c stands for lights? They are not stable because they cannot extend their base much, they cannot get very high, they are very heavy for their load bearing and height capability, the boom is too small for a light. Manfrotto make very good affordable light stands and even a high end Walimex that costs a little lrss is superior to a c stand.
They’ve been working well for us, but interested to see these stands you refer to
@@curtisjudd Manfrotto make a full range of dedicated light stands, booms, and accessories. You will find them in the Lighting supports, control, and background solutions catalog, and in the cine support catalog. For low heights and portable application, they have the 1005bac model. Tripod design, so it holds the bar in two places, adjustable symmetric base, very fast setup, very low weight and does everything one may need in a low ceiling situation. They have direct equivalents to the c stand that do a better job with lights but with steel and aluminum option, wheels, etc and also versions for high heights and weights.
@@aristotle_4532 Thanks, I'll have a look.
Yo Curtis what’s with the wig? Quit fooling us
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Why is he critiquing her?!