@VladVexler
What a refreshing presentation. Very respectful of the audience and with a sense that you are using YouTube as opposed to YouTube using you.
@jaitanwani9908
Sir i think you are the only one who make this video which explains how we can use this product wisely and creativity Thanks
@diabolusmedia3645
I loved the presentation and delivery of the information, and the practical know how and tips you had provided.
@kenyaseemenow
Great information, you deserve more subscribers. I decided on the Aputure for app. The ability to group and control the lights makes Aputure more versatile.
@sidbrun_
Very helpful video Todd! Especially the comparison between the two lights.
@MagnumOpus7774
Amazing video. Lots of good info, concise, and straight to the point. Definitely subscribed! Thank you.
@LuisNogueiraeCosta
Great and useful review. Once more very objective, practical and relevant. Just an update note Aputure MC Pro has 4x plus light thus similar to Andycine I assume. But at this time in Amazon Aputure MC Pro is sold about 200 while Andycine about 60... Thanks for this excellent review!!!
@InfonTech
Great info. Pretty Underrated channel...
@ericdelmar2618
Todd, nice review, but one question: How does a diffuser soften the light when the face of the diffuser isn't significantly larger than the light, itself? I understand about scattering light, which the diffuser certainly does, but unless there are highly reflective walls in very close proximity, no scattered light is bouncing back to the subject to actually soften the light source. In fact, during your explanation, your walls appear black, so would never be bouncing any light back into the scene.
@malikaq4906
Thank you so much, I didn’t find any video for someone that tried the Aputure mc as a key light. And you gave me that .. thanks
@ohnoflicks
Great info. Just picked up some lumecube mini panels and looking to complement them with some rib accents. Great video. Thx and happy holidays😀
@davidj.7906
Another terrific, very useful review. I also think that one should take into consideration the Company when purchasing a product. Aputure Is a highly respected company, known for innovative products, they have been around for a while, while Andycine is a little less known. That doesn't mean their products are not as good as Aputure, but in the past I have found that products from well-established companies have a much higher level of support and overall quality than newer companies with less recognition. Just something to consider....having said that, I'm going to pick up an Andycine! LOL......
@GS-uk3ml
Hi Todd and thanks for the video. For a simple video production for youtube, zoom calls and online courses, and with the need for something super small, light weight and portable for traveling, do you think I can get a decent result with only two of these lights, one key light and one back light? If so, what’s the cheapest lights of this type you can recommend me?😊🙏
@Torrana
Dude, excellent informative video. Thank you
@LukeDorny
I’ve been loving the MCs. Love the wireless charging feature. Takes a bit to work out quickly how to manage them in the app, but overall very satisfied.
@wojciechglanc
Is one such light enough for main light for live stream on yt? I use a ring but it's too hard/sharp
@naveenr7165
This is turned out pretty useful tips, thanks for the video
@guilhermevieira4466
I like all ur explanation, u just got one more subscriber thanks.
@linktothelight
Awesome video man! Great info. Keep up the good work!
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