How to light your video? | Nanlite Forza 300 & Tubes

[@kelly___lopez]

After watching this video, I now am a professional light man 🤌

[@slambk]

Thanks for sharing... am planning on it.. getting me one'

[@Roman.the.explorer]

Nice!

[@emmanuelnkwocha1275]

Hey some maybe different way to approach it, since you had such big windows to me it'd would've made more sense to bring in your levels from the window side to make it look more natural, you could use window sheers to diffuse it a bit! also bringing in the levels from the windows would've allowed you to add additional tube lights to wrap your key on the talents face, that way you can dial in your ratios a little bit better and not have the scene look so lit! a little bit of negative fill is always a good thing to help with your contrast ratios :)

[@Roman.the.explorer]

Very good point! I actually did that on a more recent shoot, and it does give you a lot cleaner look!

[@emmanuelnkwocha1275]

@@Roman.the.explorer that's awesome am glad glad things worked out

[@NanliteGlobal]

Love it！

[@Roman.the.explorer]

Love the lights! Forza 300 is my new favorite from now on!

[@patricioderito3722]

Question, if I wanted to use the forza 300 light portable (without plugging in wall) do I have to buy a battery separate or does it come with the light? if so, how much is the battery and how long does it run for at lets say 50% brightness? Thank you!!

[@Roman.the.explorer]

Hi! So there are 2 possible options. You can buy the battery separate and run it, not sure how long it will last. 2nd option is what I use- I have one of those portable power stations from Bluetti that works great with it!

[@patricioderito3722]

@@Roman.the.explorer Hey, thanks for the reply! Yeah I've been researching different methods of powering the light portably, I have the regular fs-300. I came to the conclusion that there's no cheap option. Those battery stations are expensive. So I decided to purchase a 100ft extension cord hahaha and hope for an outlet if I'm ever ib that situation.