Testing new lighting gear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2024
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- Intellytech Litecloth 3.0
- Lightsock 40 Dooplo
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in an age of hyperactive in your face, fast paced, quick cut TH-cam videos, the stuff you make is so refreshing to see. And it always looks fantastic too.
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that transition between hard and diffused looked SO surreal, I had to watch it several times
The king has returned!
I absolutely love this, and love the subtle close up on the 'fragile' sign that has been destroyed by shipping
Seeing the diffusion ramp was pretty amazing actually. Way more interesting than I expected it to be. Thanks for showing off some of the other gear too!
Love these fixtures and accessories, thanks for sharing!
It might be just me, but whenever I see a really well lit face (no harsh shadows, proper key and fill light, etc.), specially in outside shots, it brings my disbelief back a little, I can't help but imagine a dude with a reflecting panel crouching below the frame
Yea, I think the optimal is something like 80% where there's a nice soft fill, but the harsher sun shadow is also slightly visible
I agree partly, but almost all people won’t notice it, because they usually don’t stop to think about the lightning and if it makes sense…
@@nikilragav yep 50%/80% is nice, the full 100% is blargh maybe indoors but damn the 50% is nice sweet spot for me
The perfect gear review ^^^ put it together and show what it’s like using it ✅
This is amazing. Really like the way you take us through the lighting. Thank you Lewis.
1:57 got me good. Welcome back brother
the lumen arc looks like a way better product than I expected, especially regarding the weight and also the fact that it diffuse but not ''stop down'' as much as an equivalent diffusion, plus the benefit of the in camera effect that you can achieve while going going up in filtering, great video as always!
Hey! Just wanted to tell you thanks for your great videos. I've learned so much! You're so good at conveying the principles and the methodology behind lighting. I can't wait for your next video and I REALLY look forward to your lighting class you're working on. Cheers from Los Angeles!
I saw this kind of technology a long time ago in a 5d Newsshooter video, I think. I'm glad to see it come to life! This is amazing!
These were all sick, thanks Lewis
Been a while since hardware blew my mind. This is pretty damn amazing!
Oh hey, Lewis. That Diffusion frame is coooool
Sick tools! Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Heck yeah Lewis! Looks great dude!
My favourite aussie on the tube!
you can get this effect by moving the light toward a diffuser or take it far from it
Makes so much sense this tech made it to the filmmaking world, in such a cool way too!
this was the first video i watched from you and i gotta say i absolutely loved it
Nice vid. Heads up: the LiteCloth 3.0 is easiest and fastest - in my experience - built flat on a blanket, then clip the frame, then softbox from the top of the frame, diffusion, and grid. I was traveling with it late last spring/early summer through the US, and realized this after the first rounds of interviews. All was butter afterwards.
Wow! That frame is incredible. I look forward to the day it’s more common and the price can be more like $1000 rather than $3,000+. Super cool tool
This is AMAZING tech!
The next breakthrough that would make this obsolete would be a dial on the the light source to control it's intensity. . .
Another great video. I know it's a boring topic but I'd recommend a video on all the c-stand stuff. The different clamps and accessories that help you create different shots. Idk could be interesting though.
2 seconds in already saving this to a playlist :D
bangers only from Lewis !
That’s so crazy watching it change from soft to harsh! 😮
I didn't even know these things existed. Great demonstration.
“ Well…I don’t really know”. That was great. 😀
That's all pretty amazing stuff, would love to mess around with more lighting and diffusion gear
It was the sfx while you turned the light horizontal for me 😂🤌🏽
Insane! Excited for the gear of the 'Future'
Y'see....with Lewis and @gafferandgear, you've got it all sorted 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I've been waiting for this notification for months!
The goat returns!
Active diff !? That is other worldly - as someone who likes skinning frames I hope my 4x cart doesn’t get replaced w these - as cool as a thing that it is
😅 I literally checked your channel yesterday, because I realised you had not post in a while (and I wanted to see some QUALITY on TH-cam ❤) Happy surprise in my feed this morning!
I missed you, we all did Lewis welcome back
LumenArc what the actual heck haha so cool
Very impressive tool. I’m not sure I’d be interested in yet another tool that needs a battery but I can see it being very useful.
1:50 was gold hahahaha
OK, wow. This is the product I didn't know I needed.
To be honest, i dont think the active diffusion is noticeable at 50%, but I do kinda like how it warms up the light locally... It matches the warmer tones in the trees behind you. You couldn't really do that easily in post. It looks too warm at 100% though.
2:25 When you turned the knob to 100 my mouth hit the floor wtf
Liquid crystals. Has been available in windows for years. Would love it in my studio windows.
welcome back
Literally came to the channel yesterday thinking "Where has Lewis been?"
thank you Brother 🥰 Love from Nepal.
yes lewissssssss
i like that lumen arc perfect for my red heads haha
wow, that's insane
how’s the output on the light cloth compared to something like a Litemat 4 plus?
I'm at 3:30 and I don't know how much this product costs yet, however I reckon I know enough to know I wouldn't want to see that thing turn into a sail in even a medium wind and fall onto a hard un-even surface. And for what gain, a couple minutes to change a little diffusion on a stand.
I assume it's work with some "electroshocks" like polarized airplanes widows ?
de die frame is interesting but In my opinion its not a substitution to a normal gel frame yet, I guess it can be used as a WD range but there are so much more diff kinds of Dif like soft frost, silk, brushed silk... and I guess the light lose will be quit a lot, a normal wd gel frame dose not have such a extra color change and the main factor is, you often need quit a lot of frames and for that they are to expensive and techy ate the moment. but its a cool kind of new lighting tech
Nice. Question, the wallspreader. How safe are they to use? And do they damage walls?
Can u share color grading process of this video will help alot thanks
Lewis, the colors look fantastic on this video! Are you grading with Filmbox by any chance?
So perfect
This diffuser frame must be how Boeing 787 window shades work. There was also an elevated train I rode in Japan many years ago that had windows like this - they would go diffused/translucent as the train passed close by apartment windows, then back to transparent so you could see out as normal over the city. It's not new technology at all.
Thank you!
Looks super handy, and even stylish. But for the price point, it's something you'd really NEED in order to invest in one
The LumenArc looks really cool, but I wonder if it is really that much easier than traditional frames? I could see it being handy if you only had space to pack one 40x40 frame.
Totally agree, I also wonder if it gets scratched what happens then.
yea, I was thinking that it made rather a lot of sense from an environmental/waste standpoint but that's assuming it stands the test of time because I am sure the manufacturing is wasteful. It would be interesting to map our the return on investment if you averaged out your diffusion consumables over a year. @@alexandranell9879
Amazing tech!!! Question for ya mate, what's the mast that you use in the interior scenes that you hang the Dooplo on? It's like a pressure rod system that goes from wall to wall. Seems like a must have. Got a name for it?
It’s called an Autopole
ouh that variable diffusion frame looks like it's from the future 👀
Smartglass/Switchable glass been around for a while 👍
meantime in the intro you were just turning a CPL on the lens. Lol, for real, that thing is crazy.
USD $5200 or the LumenArc? A little exxy. Pretty cool though. It would be a hell of a lot Cheaper and not a lot more difficult to have pre-skun frames of your favorite 2 or 3 grades of diffusion. Where the LumenArc would come into it's own is rigging it in difficult to reach places where changing the frames would be a pain in the ass but remotely controlling the LumenArc would be a piece of piss. Or fading the diff level during a take for a special effect. Like a fake timelapse moving from overcast to sunny. Thanks for showing it of Lewis.
Hey Lewis, you mentioned you dont like using the div in sunlight outside as it looks too fake, whats your go to then to cut the sun ?
A very light amount of dif or none
Thanks Lewis! Could the Intellytech be used for travel on docs as a key for sit-down interviews?
Yeah I used the original one for that all the time
Sweet! Appreciate it.@@lewispotts
What are the poles called that you use to hold up the light socks/titan tubes? I kept searching the comments to find if someone else had asked
Autopole
why do houses in Perth always have creeky doors?
LFG!!!
2:38 that's so crazy. Image just completely changes in complexion. Seems like 50% isn't bright enough
What is the name of that dolly + offset extension used in the last BTS frame?
Panther classic
super cool. will this company offer different types of diffusion? still would like to get different looks different quality of light beyond just the diffusion level
7:06 what kind of bar 's that?
what's the boom stand you're using for the Litecloth?
Kupo junior boom
@@lewispotts Thanks!
I like
just curious, did yo use Filmbox to grade this?? love the channel.
Yeah filmbox and some dctl plugins
What kind of sticks were you using?
They’re called three legged thing, I would not recommend. Terrible design
color grading tutrial
You crushed “Epic Light Media” from making any new videos……😥😥😆
Nice hat, Lew
오 개쩐다
It’s exactly the privacy film u use on glass walls.
TBH, I’m tired of overpriced equipments that basically cost a fraction of its retail price
came to check out saw prices and remember why i cant afford to do any of this lol
(No Country For Old Men) Llewelyn, what’s in the satchel? 😂
What kind of sorcery is that?!!! O_o
"$3,299.99" - Ouch, that is Not cheap... but awesome result from your video.
g'damn it... my GAS is outta control right now!
Someone been watching The Curse lately. 😉
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3200$ woo doggy. I hate watching gear videos of expensive luxury set items because of the feeling afterward. Great video tho!
Future filmmakers: all skipping their aputure lights and going all in on "active diffusion" haha
-"Could you brighten things up a touch?"- -> "Could you diffuse a lil' less?"
Very saltburn
$3300 for a 4x4 that is overcomplicated enough that I have to worry about it working on the day? And gauging from the unboxing, it does not break down. So, big, probably fragile, needs a battery, and 3300 bills... what do I know. They'll probably sell a million of them next week.
what sort of wizardry is this
It's good stuff, but 26208$???
witchcraft!!!