Why You A Need Powerful Light for Filmmaking

[@WakeUpMatt]

Thanks for watching!! Let me know if you have any question!🤙🏼

[@Ayoerinle]

I just ordered the 500b ii yesterday , been holding off for a while but ready to dive all in! Thanks for the review

[@WakeUpMatt]

Niiiice! Such a great light!🙌🏼

[@Cinegavo]

Nice, yeah I love the 720b, and I still need more power! Heavily looking into the new 1200x

[@michaelvelleggia5215]

This was really informative, thank you! I’m in the process of starting a home cooking show and am looking for a light the brighten up my kitchen. Would you happen to have any recommendations in the $300 range?

[@WakeUpMatt]

Thanks so much! Do you already have a few lights or are you just looking for something to brighten up the background?

[@michaelvelleggia5215]

@@WakeUpMatt I only have built-in overhead lighting and have been using a terrible ring light. Hoping I can find something to brighten the whole area up and give some more life to how my the good looks. Thanks again for your help, really appreciate it!

[@sammorganmoore]

you dont mentrion that two half power lights may be equal. And when one breaks it may be better. Or if your scene is deep, it may be better.

[@owenwestphal623]

any cons to this light or just a sales pitch?

[@WakeUpMatt]

As I said, I’ve used it for about a year now and haven’t found anything I haven’t liked. It does what it’s supposed to do and I haven’t had a moment where it’s been frustrating or disappointing. The price point is high for someone starting out, but that’s not really who this light is for.

[@owenwestphal623]

Copy that

[@MelanieOlive]

❤

[@WakeUpMatt]

@@MelanieOlive thank you!!🙏🏼

[@MaiElizabeth]

People watching this video are filmmakers. I'm joking. We are definitely starting or dreaming of making film on our own. We don't need those specs. We just need to know how and why to use light. Please skip the unnecessary. Pretty please... 🙏🏻

[@WakeUpMatt]

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