Rotolight Neo 2 Live Tethered Shoot showing unedited, lightroom developed, and photoshopped images
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2017
- Join Sony Artisan of Imagery and Rotolight Master of Light Jason Lanier for a presentation that he conducted for a group of photographers at Samy's Camera in Pasadena, California where he does a live tethered shooting using the Rotolight Neo 2 showing images unedited, lightroom developed and photoshopped. PLEASE THUMBS UP, SHARE, LEAVE A COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE!!
THIS IS PART 5 OF THE PRESENTATION FROM SAMY'S in September 2017.
Lots of Jason's videos focus on the shooting side of photography. But when he gives presentations, even ones that are designed for lighting, he will always delve into the business aspect of photography so photographers can figure out how to take the gear and lessons they learn and apply them to good use so they can pursue their dreams.
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Loved that comment Jason : “ if everyone says nobody else is doing that, but your doing that !!! That’s a good thing.”
Holy mole , your number 1 brother / Rotolight will dominate the market bar none 🔥😊❤️
My job is to take picture !!
Can somebody carve that in stone.
Well spoken J
Received my Neo2 yesterday... love it.... light it awesome
They started shipping them out?? I'm still waiting for mine
I just took delivery of the Neo 2 and sony transmitter using Jason's 10% code. Many thanks for giving back mate. Can't wait to try this out.
Fantastic videos Jason, I enjoyed all the content from this series, keep killing it man!
Another great Video Jason!
Excellent job as always
Flips the mike at the end like a BOSS, next video......flips the lightstand :-)
Great insights, thanks for sharing.
Don't forget a head torch, it is basic safety. Great video. Stay safe.
Awesome flip at the end. Have you ever flip the Neo 2? Lol
You have a great attitude!
i really like neo light
Have you ever heard of the Magmod Modifiers for flash?
hi tanks for all reviewes,geat job ,help a lot.Now my question is can this Neo 2 replaices let say a godox ad400 pro?
Great info as always! Do you have any idea when the transmitter will be available for the Fuji system?
Late 2017, although it works great using the Godox X1T-F for Fuji and pair that with the X1R-N and you have HSS with NEO 2 now
Thank you very much LL
Hi Jason, I picked up my NEO 2 today - WOW!!!! The results are unbelievable!! WHAT a tool!
I did some practice shots for my real estate work in my living room (36 m2 = 387 ft2) I was amazed how well the flash function lit the room up. Where it really scores is for portrait work. I shot a couple of frames of the salesman in the shop where I purchased same. The colours straight out of the camera, an original A7 are incredible. I am more than pleased with the results.
I do have a very BIG problem though.
Perhaps you can assist with a source. WHERE on earth can I buy a sync cable? Micro usb on one end for the A7 and a 3.5 mm on the other end to go into the flash port of the NEO. I have looked everywhere online but to no avail. Even Calumet where I purchased my lamp didn't have one.
I have a press conference to photograph on Thursday and will use the NEO on camera. Need a sync cable urgently!! If I cannot find a cable I'll have to use my flash on camera instead. That would be a pity having spent the money on the NEO.
Regards Desmond, freelance photojournalist and photographer in Germany
Notification squad :D
Hi Jason,
Love BBF and love TTL and get good results consistently. That said, manual is better and more consistent if you have time (and sometimes I don't have an extra 5 seconds, seriously). Understand, my subjects move a lot and I shoot often (right at sunset) where conditions are changing quickly.
Still, I will take a look at this as well as the Aeos. The Aeos looks like it will be more appropriate in terms of power. Nothing to lose, if it doesn't work well, it goes back.
Jason is there a Elincrom transmitter for Canon Bodies, and also this is a great video bro. Keep up the good work.
just read up on it, it only works with Sony cameras. Thanks again for a great video bro.
Yes, the transmitter also comes in Canon, Nikon, Sony and Panasonic: www.rotolight.com/product/neo_2/
Hey Mixxi, thats not correct, there is a HSS transmitter for Sony, Nikon, Canon, Panasonic and Olympus, Fuji also late 2017. See here www.rotolight.com/product/rotolight-hss-transmitter/
i have an important question please reply.
can i use neo2 to cover a large group of people from 4 to 9 people lined up at a wedding?
also what is the maximum watts power it gives in flash mode and continuous mode?
Naji , the answer is NO
You’d need like two or three NEO 2’s for that and not in harsh light.
I’m just going to wait on the Aeos and an Elinchrom trigger built into it.
You won't be waiting long ;)
I thought the Neo 2 had its own receiver, no need to use a separate receiver. (I’m looking into getting a set)
Hi Jason, this demo with the high ambient light was very convincing for the NEOS 2 as a portrait lamp. I shoot events, as a photojournalist I am active on the political scene. On the creative side I shoot business photography which includes portraits of staff members as well a real estate, both interior and exterior imaging.
My question is, if I purchased a pair of AEOS lights would these be sufficient to illuminate a 40 to 50 m2 (app 500 ft2) room?
Of course for this work a NEOS 2 would be of no use but the AEOS may suffice? I have never held or even seen an AEOS so I don't have a clue how good it really is. I don't want to order the AEOS dual kit and then find out I would have been better off sticking to my strobes.
What is your opinion on this matter?.
Regards Desmond, freelance photojournalist and photographer
Rotolight Neo 2 tethered shoot.......and life lessons.
LED doesn't need to charge a capacitor to flash. This is why there is no recycle time, and low power consumption.
Jason i shoot concerts in very small venues with horrible red/yellow/green light. My shots always look bad due to the artist looking green because of the light. Would you recommend the Neo II to get better light?
Christopher Westen yes I would
My recommendation: Talk to the band first(!). If they don´t want you to use flash > don´t use flash. I´m a professional musician and also photographer myself. And i get distracted by flash-lights, especially in small venues or clubs...
Tino Schulz of course just was very upset from the last concert i shot because the light was just so horrible all night long. Got maybe 5 good shots out of the night.
1:05 look at the difference in the tone of her face compared to her neck indeed!
Nice but for me very underpowered! Please show the settings of the photos you take!
The settings are on the pic brother
Jason Lanier sorry for not being clear I mean flash settings too. Thanks for taking the time to reply to most of us!
Rotolight neo 2 is good for video. It is not good for the photo.
Those who bought it think the same thing.
Those who doubt ... wait a little longer to see all the comments of the photographers.
No commercial videos ....
Can you put the Neo 2 on camera and still use it to trigger the Aeos? They would be a great set up and an easy way to use 2 lights.
you are number one in my book Jason.
You're a good sales person I give you that :) But the photography business is a mad house now a days ... many are rushing to do weddings and whatever they can get their hands on ... just to make a living ... there's an average of 2,400,00 weddings annually... and about 114,000 actual pro photographers ... numbers are not right on point ... but there abouts ... So do the numbers .. you're talking about each pro photographer doing an average 21 to even maybe 30 weddings per year ... unless you work your butt off... all those other photographer sharks will take all the meat off the bone if you don't act fast enough ... Gear is good, Gear is important!! But without no work, there's no gear ... or you could buy the gear and pray you get enough work in order to at least break even ... I've been in the field of photography for a long time .. I've seen starving photographers and I've seen photographers just having it all :) I've spoken to a few photography schools and like you Jason I do try to help those that really love the craft ... Even though at times I tend to be very honest with what I teach when it comes to the business side of it .. LOL... many look like they just want to do something else after I'm done .. LOL!! I've followed your videos and I do like them ... very informative all around ... Many have asked me.. why do I do photography... My response has always been ... because I love to capture moments in time ... Sorry for the long comment :) ... Just got in a role .. hahah... but really, I do like your work and what you have to teach ... you can never stop learning .. no matter how much we already think we know .. there's always something new to learn ... I'll catch you on your other videos... Good form Master Chief...
3:45 "I don't know what it's called, I just know the sound it makes when it kills a man." From the movie tropic thunder ... lmfao. Jason who you trying to fool buddy
All true ...No one ever helped me, in fact just the opposite
Hey you are snapping all the time through the LSD screen and why not answer you thanks efraim from Israel
Hate to say this, Jason was up selling at lousy product.
He was able to fool hundred of people.
Now the Neo2 took a deep dives from $400 to $250.00. Many are returning it back for refund.
Remember you have to buy a radio remote controller.
Buy the adorable ATG/ThruNite TN36 and you can really see the light, if you are a struggling /video/photographer. Under $300.00, the shear power turns the Neo 2 into the dark ages.
Your assistant will love hold the TruNite TN36 over the brick Neo2.
Noticed, Jason fooled people by not shooting at F8.0
Knocking ASA/ISO down to 100, good luck at F2.8.
Looks so wrong per color balance. Ugh!
She needs someone to do here makeup better.