Godox: A Simple Solution to Lighting A Moving Subject (ft: ML60)

[@PeatZee]

It was actually pure coincidence that I stumbled over godox when I startet out and you guys did turn me into a fanboy :D This light does look pretty handy. Worth a consideration.

[@tubeman1983]

Awesome!!! Very useful techniques!!! Thanks! Keep them coming!!😊

[@axrn5323]

amazing video. I will buy it soon, I already asked a question from an amazon seller. Thank you so much for this video! It is amazing that this device is portable, so I can be taken anywhere. Thank you

[@JustDavidMinistries]

I just love Godox

[@DavidGriffin]

I wish you guys made a waterproof version of this light that could also use a VMount battery

[@willcrespo24]

I love it!!!

[@marclabro]

nice tuto. very interested with this one. I have sl200wii but not posisble for outdoor. why should we use ad-s060 instead of amazing ad-s065s/s085s ? i don't see the differences and advantages of 060 and even the shape seems less "round"

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

I love all the scenes but the street scene is awesome!👌🌟 Just out of curiosity, I saw your monitor had multiple aspect ratio guides, I'm a noob, what monitor is that?

[@IGMSItoX]

That's a erm... a very bright lighter you got there.

[@studiotrics]

but where is Softbox AD-S60S ??? pls make it avialble to kolkata pls

[@jlwilliams]

I enjoyed the technique of shaking the light to simulate flicker! NEXT... smart Godox people, how about designing a portable light like this, only with an RGB LED and an ambient-light sensor so it can adjust to changing light conditions as you track? I'd love to be able (for example) to set up the light to "maintain 20% brighter and 200K warmer than ambient" as I follow a narrator through a building under changing lighting conditions.

[@GODOXGlobal]

Hi J.L Williams, thank you for your kind suggestion! We will take it seriously.

[@RALPHDOUSSHOW]

send me one