Smoke Ninja- Hands On Honest Review of the Chuck Norris of Smoke Machines

Hands on review of one ofhte hottest accessory products in the creator universe right now. Smoke machines are REALLY cool, but usually very impractical unless you're a large movie studio. Well, with the advent of the Smoke Ninja, TIMES are CHANGING!
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In this review I break the video down into the following blocks:
00:00- Introduction
00:32- What's in the Box
00:55- How it Works
2:16- Live Demos
4:39- Using it in the Field
4:59- Accessories
6:02- Portability
6:42- Promo Codes
6:54- Finished Images
I hope it helps. I sure do love the product and I hope you find this review helpful.
Thanks!
Jason
#smokeninja #fogmachine #jasonlanierphotography

[@eddiestringer1639]

Definitely going to get one next month, I already know my shoot for it

[@GUY23R]

What’s the actual noise level of it like to operate? Compared to lensgo fogger?

[@carlj1964]

Looks good for the outlay! It reminds me of a shoot from 5 years back, where we wanted smoke and had the two models use their vapes - the ninja is a far more refined version!

[@carlj1964]

Been there, etc! Outdoors with the blustery conditions of late, it's up against it. On a still day, should be fine. Indoors, it's amazing at space filling, but annoying to smoke alarms

[@raywatkins6726]

just ordered one before i watched your vid.

[@rgreeneish]

how long does the smoke linger? The worst things about traditional fog machines is they fog up the whole place for 15-20 minutes.

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

I completely agree. The best thing is this dissipates much faster. It will linger for a minute max.

[@hendrinavos9456]

I would love the Smoke Ninja. But who best to order it from if I am in South Africa?

[@TwoDudesandaSasquatch]

It's not vegetable oil, it's vegetable glycerine. It's basically an e-cig that pushes the "fog" out. Even the tank on the top screams e-cig. I will say though, it is pretty neat.

[@medievil2]

Are you sure the liquid is oil based? On the website states that is water based , big difference when it comes to residue left behind once the smoke is gone , I would never buy anything oil based, please clarify.

[@1cwuk]

its the same fluid as DJ smoke machines. 5L is about £25 if you by the DJ fluid

[@pmi_gear]

Cool Stuff Jason! thank you so much for the Review!

[@CRUZROYHelicopters]

just a question.......you did not get the 9iii for a review....i like listening to you...

[@keddy6live]

Timmy's Jason, we call it Timmy's lol

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

Haha thanks for the clarification my friend

[@kwondohun]

This company‘s products are all absurdly expensive. Lower than the actual value.

[@JasonLanierPhotography]

You think $225 is absurdly expensive for a fog machine?

[@rgreeneish]

How much can you make one for?

[@kwondohun]

@@JasonLanierPhotography £249.99 is not a dollar, is it?

[@headsup4325]

@@kwondohun lol it's 249 US dollars on B&H

[@NilsSchultze]

There are entry models which are cheaper from Ulanzi, LensGo, etc. but those doesn't perform as good as the Smoke Ninja does. The product prices correspond to the industry and are in the normal price range, especially for a fairly new product division. In the future there will be more competition on the market and prices will certainly fall. But at the moment there are hardly any devices that compete at this quality level. I would guess that according to the situation the prices do make sense. Of course we all would like to get a hand on one of those for a cheaper price.