My Portrait Lighting Kit (feat. the Godox AD200)
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In this video I share the contents of my portrait lighting bag which I have been building for the past year to give me a lot of power and portability for my strobe based portrait work.
The products mentioned are:
Calumet WT1106 Water Tight Hard Case
Godox AD200
Godox TT685s
Godox H200R and AK R1 accessory kit
Godox AD-B2
Rogue Colour Correction Gel Kit
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Sean, thank you for your excellent video. I'm a retired Professional Photographer. I'm 82 yrs old that still got the photography bug, apparently there's no cure for it. I enjoy listening and watching the younger generation of photographers. I accidentally came across your video as I was researching the Godox Pocket Flash AD200. Like you I went through many decisions what to carry to on location photography (mainly industrial photography), heavy cases, Studio Electronic Flashes etc..etc..etc... eventually all this heavy lugging caught up with me, that one of my shoulder's rotator cuff froze up. I enjoyed your demonstration as to how you managed to come up with a very streamlined lighting system that is also quite light to carry . I suppose It is progress, how electronic Speedlight got so miniaturized and the newest batteries emerged these last few years. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Good luck on your journey Charles! You're an inspiration to us too!!
I also had a frozen shoulder for one year, very painful and not fun!
Your comment makes me smile. 😊 Thank you and I hope you have much more great moments for photography. All the best to you!
I don't understand why there are people who would spend their hatred on Sean.
He's just so down to earth and loveable.
He's strict but in an admirable way.
Yep, no CAPS LOCK titles, no acting. Just concise insight as a result of experience, saving people money and trial & error. Many others hide behind (over)acting and vague, entry-level tips while actually selling you their presets and, intentionally or not, keeping you at ground level. With Sean's videos, you could emulate his entire setup and alongside his notes on photography, it's the next best thing to being around on the set with him. People are tripping by hating on this high quality, open-source type of knowledge sharing.
omni rhythm Now why did I instantly know who you're talking about with over-acting and selling presets? 🤣
thank you
Dong Cap Because they are losers and spend time tearing people down. Sean is awesome, practical and very honest. Thank you Sean Tucker 😎
What hatred? You mean dislikes? His like to dislike ratio is outstanding, very few dislikes relative to views.
I'd love to see a video of you using this equipment outdoors, shooting some portraits, different light configurations, etc.! Thank you for this video as well! I love the flexibility that you get out of such easily packable pieces of equipment.
Same 👍
just look it up. Many photogs already have done demo vids.
@@DonFather and gear videos, and tutorials, etc. But you know Sean just brings something more to the table :)
Same
Same! Please Sean?
Thank you Sean once again. Your videos are no-nonsense...to the point...informative...interesting. I really enjoy them. I have the Godox AD200 system and love it, I'm REALLY looking forward to your future videos on using them. Don't make us wait long.
Thank you for always uploading quality content, and never skimping on information. You've inspired myself, along with so many other people. Keep doing what you're doing, Sean. All the best.
I love your genuine approach, sincerity, and honesty in this video Sean. Thank you!
I have 2 of these as well. Love the size and weight. You're putting out one of the best photography channels out there, I really appreciate your straightforward approach, and the fantastic behind the scenes glimpses.
You are a fantastic communicator sir.
I know right! I hold Sean Tucker in the same vein as Hugh Brownstone.
Thanks for this. I LOVE your advice of “don’t buy my kit, but listen to why it works for me”. Absolutely spot on. Please keep making more videos like this...we need them.
This video is right on time. I'm narrowing down my first off camera lighting purchase so this helps tremendously.
Here is a prime example of a genuinely talented guy not obsessing about the most expensive flashy gear. Always been a fan of the channel Sean.
Wow. This channel is amazing and refreshing. There are a lot of "TH-camr" photography channels that basically just pump out adverts disguised as vlogs. Sean is the real deal. Unbiased, intellegent and a great communicator. I'm learning a lot and can't wait to dig into all his other videos.
Amazing video and information! Can't wait for more lighting video especially the cheap and simple setup. Many thanks Sir!
I really looking forward to this series. I just purchased my first speedlight and I am experimenting with it a lot. I hope to see more lighting tutorials. Great video :D
As always, the quality of your video and its content is to me one of the best out there. Thanks for keeping creating and sharing your work! 😍
Brilliant kit and advice as usual! Looking forward to seeing you use it in action.
Thanks Sean. Another well thought out and well produced video.
You are so great at explaining not only lighting, but also the benefits of lighting options. Thank you and I have learned a ton watching just two of your videos.
Thank you for this. I am looking forward to seeing how these perform outdoors. Keep up the good work.
I'm looking forward to your videos on lighting. Especially when it comes to portraits, I always wonder how the lighting is done. I'm at the very start of my photography journey so instructional videos that explain things like lighting are a big help.
Just amazing!!! Thank you for putting this educational video together.
Very inspirational and informative video once again, thank you. Food for thought indeed, AD200 kit. I have the Godox TT685o plus the trigger. Your portraits (the ones I've seen) look absolutely amazing. I hope I can, with practice, justify buying an AD200 in the near future.
Wow! Your work is amazing! I just received my Ad200 and I'm so excited to put it to good use!
Great job, Sean. Honest and direct video. I like your work, man.
I love the photos of your mentors hanging on the wall. You and your videos are always a breathe of fresh air in contrast to the majority of photography videos on youtube.
Sean: I've just fairly recently started watching and subscribed to your channel. I was drawn in by the way you build your videos and your delivery of your subject is flawless in my opinion. Though much of your content is outside of anything I do or plan on every doing... I still enjoyed each video I've seen so far. I look forward to more from you.
Brilliant video and advice as always Sean. Looking forward to your next beginner lighting video
Amazing!! Thank you for your insight and honesty
Enjoyed this video, and really enjoyed your comments at the end about telling your audience that you aren't trying to sell them anything. Can definitely tell your decision process and thoughts were genuine and non biased.
Hey Sean, Want to thank you for what you are doing on here. I gave up doing photography in any professional sense after a bad experience with a wedding when I was first starting out. Recently you, along with a few others, have given me the courage to try again. (A little wiser and not planning on any weddings anytime soon) Very excited to go pursue this again with a fresh perspective. Please keep doing what you're doing because it does make an impact! ~ NJSP
Thanks Sean, just picked up at AD200 Pro. Love how you have your lighting kit organized.
Sean, this is a very big thank you for your work on this channel. I just did my first portrait shoot using setups learned here. I have to say your approach to manual lighting is so intuitive and it makes so much sense to me, and it works! I'm using the Godox AD200's and (i went with the larger controller) controller - it's so simple and I learned that here. Thank you so much for the inspiration.
Eric Joyce
such a decent lighting set up - I'm on the fence with looking at the AD400 - but I LOVE the versatility of these 200's - especially how you can double them up - its really modern and no fuss
You really are a fantastic teacher and inspiration. Thank you for taking something that has been very overwhelming to me over the years and making it both understandable and something I really want to tackle now.
Thanks for sharing this with us. I really love your way of making video's and the topics you address.
Those shots are painfully gorgeous
Excellent video Sean. I didn’t even know there was technology that that available. I can see that acting as an amazing piece of kit, thank you for sharing. Im looking forward to your future lighting videos.
You are always inspiring, keep the good work up, love to follow your work.
I love your clarity and explanation🙂
Thank you for your calm, clear manner and your very clearly structured videos with all those great film sequences and photos in between. I am just a beginner in photography but I will learn more every day. Your videos helped me a lot.
Great vlog Sean and terrific information on the lighting kit, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us all. May you always have a good light. 📸
Thank you, Sean. Looking forward to see how you work with that gear. At the moment I am on the "one speedlight, cheap umbrellas" part, resisting to fix all my problems buying stuff.
great info as always - looking forward to the HSS vid...
Thanks for sharing @Sean Tucker. My Elinchrom pack days surely are numbered with all of the great stuff Godox is coming out with.
This is exactly what I needed, thank you! Been looking for a compact, good quality light system!
In a word - Brilliant! Thank you for every video you've done. They have given me a 'reset' in my life long love, and career. Blessings on your future. . .
Great video Sean. I for one do appreciate your gear videos. It helps those of us who are making some of these decisions and considering these options. Thanks for posting this.
Great video Sean, I bought two AD200s at Christmas, the B2 bracket is awesome and the LED model light that comes with it is powerful!!
Been using the AD200 since they came out. At the time, I was on a budget and these were a stop gap for me. To my surprise, they are not only outstanding lights at their power level, they are very compact and versatile. And the biggest surprise to me, has been how rugged they are (since they are just plastic I didn't have any expectations for ruggedness). I have had them up on a softbox with the bowens adapter and my light holder (aka my wife), got side tracked and left them unattended. Wind came by and knocked them right on their end (visualize a pile driver). A piece of the plastic flew off, but I snapped it back together, turned it on and it was as if nothing happened (except for the scratches). This has happened twice since that time (I have since fired my wife for that job, LOL, replaced her with sand bags that do not get distracted). I have 2 of these wonderful lights and when I need more power, I just combine them together with the dual head kit.
LOL about your wife! Been using two Godox V860s; just got me an AD200 this week. Can't wait to try it out... Incidentally, i've had several spills with my V860s which has resulted in scratches and dents, but they just keep on shooting...
Thank you, Sean!
This is exactly what I needed. I've been looking for this kind of system and information that is not a bunch of blah,blah,blah technical jargon. I'll be giving this system a try.
Thanks again for your time and for sharing your knowledge with us.
I love this video. Thank you so much for all the great insight.
Excellent video Sean, well done
Fantastic as always.
Thank you for all the info Sean!
Well done Sean...nicely presented and very thoughtful....subscribed!
I keep coming back to this video and really appreciate your insight on portable / mobile lighting solutions. Thank you!
Amazing! Loving your content
Excellent kit choices. So portable! Look forward to your Portrait using a single light video. Cheers from 🇦🇺✌️
Love this video so much! This was so incredibly helpful
What a nice and clean set. Basically everything you need inside of a bag. Thanks for showing us this, and congrats on your work. :)
Very well explained and right on spot. Thank you!
I have been using that light for a year and its been working as i wanted it to!Thanks for sharing!
Modular,I like it. Thanks Sean.
I'm excited for this portrait series. I stopped doing portraiture for a long time, but want to get back into it.
Beautiful photos and a very informative video.
Thank you for this video! So superb!!!🙌🏻❤️
I'm so happy I found your channel. In addition to terrific content, your videos are luscious. I've got a beginner portable studio set up: two V860 II speedlights, the X1T trigger, and shoot thru umbrellas. I'm looking to expand my kit, and your set up looks amazing. Thank you for the information and inspiration!
I actually picked up one of these around Christmas time. It is surprisingly powerful and it seems to even work well with just using the speed light as a trigger. Great video, Sean.
Sean, you're the man. Love the videos and info. Such a delight
Cheers Sean, great video! I'm using a similar set of equipment and I also love the size, cost and flexibility. I'm looking forward to seeing how you use them in the future!
brilliant video Sean ..... Top Notch as always !! thank you
As a long time photographer, but fairly new to shooting on-location portraits, I also have selected Godox AD200 pro as my light source(s). I also have a pair of them and have found the AD-B2 is a very worthy purchase for shooting the AD200 in pairs. The extra power really helps in outdoor ambient light when shooting through any diffuser. Another tool I found useful is the PolarPro VND 2-5 stop filter ~ no color shifting/casting nor cross polarization ~but it is expensive. I got the 82mm size for my largest lens diameter and just use step-up rings for my non-82mm lens. (a 67mm and 77mm). **[edit to note: since you shoot with a Sony you can buy a ND filter that actually snaps in place on your sensor negating the use of a VND and step-up rings. Since I don't shoot Sony I don't have that option at the moment so I didn't catch the name of the filter nor the amount of stops it has]**. I really try to avoid shooting in HSS especially as I approach 1/8000s because the power of the flash really diminishes. I am new subscriber and really love your work.
I’m looking forward to your speed light videos! Thank you
Thank you for sharing so generously. I truly hope you are rewarded with abundance. Much gratitude
Thanks for this video Sean!
Thanks for the video, Sean. I have a couple of speedlites and this is really useful for me as I am starting with portrait photography and lighting.
Thank you for this clear and informative review, Sean.
You've really impressed me for carrying so much power in such a relatively 'small' case.
I'm glad I ever subscribed to your channel
Very insightful and educational. Crystal clear as always! Thank you for what you for all of these anonymous viewers like me!
the portraits at the vid's end are quite lovely. thank you for the effort and the sharing. i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
A "big lights" bag and a "small lights" bag. Great way to travel. Saves your energy and setup time.
Such detail explaination. Thank you for sharing.
Hello, sir. I've watched a few of your videos & really like your clean, no-nonsense, yet approachable style. Your videos are always informative & enjoyable. Keep up the good work! Subscribed.
Great Great Great Sean keep them coming love your video’s.
Sean nice to see you disown the sponsorship part quite effortlessly. The AD200 certainly seems very portable and flexible.
I appreciate your video. Great walkthrough. Cheers!!
Honest & informative video about lighting! Thanks man
Great video. Have shopped the S-Bracket, umbrella and background. Can not wait until they get home so I can give it a try. I really like the light-pack approach. Great pics by the way!
I've recently found you and your videos are really helpful and inspirational. Thank you.
Very well done. Great style and delivery.
nice sean, really enjoy your presentations. Thank you.
Sean
Thank you for another excellent video, I always learn something from you! But this time you totally knocked it out of the park. It really opened my eyes to a system that totally makes sense compact and affordable. I am looking forward up to upping my portrait game.
i love your work!
Thanks, man. Loved it!
You’re a gem. Thank you for everything that you are.
Oh man. I’ve had the AD200 for easily a year now and I’m just now seeing this video! Lol I’ve been using mine all wrong!!! Thanks for this video!
Sean,
Thank you so much for your videos. I’m just starting with photography and videography. Your videos are my favorites on all of TH-cam, because you tell us that “this is how I do it, I’m not saying to copy what I do...” So many others have such an underlying arrogance, that it makes me not want to listen to them. So, Thank You.
what a wonderful setup.
Very informative and straightforward. Thank you for another good video!
These videos are greatly appreciated! As someone who has been intimidated by flash, I look forward to your simple flash setup video.