Hey there Jake with B&H, I’m looking at the new TotaLED flood light from Lowel.
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This is a daylight LED flood light from Lowel.
it would deliver 4275 Lux of flicker-free continuous light. It can operate on AC or battery power included
V battery attachment.
It draws only 70 Watts.
It delivers the equivalent output of 750-watt tungsten bulb.
It'll give shooters a 65-degree beam that is ideal for flooding a studio with light or maybe
a ballroom for wedding and event type shooters.
With included barndoors, the TotaLED can also be used to shape background light or increase
the ambient light level in a room.
The TotaLED is daylight balance at 5600 Kelvin.
With a CRI of 96.3.
Delivers excellent color accuracy.
The power output is now controlled by step-less dimmer that made it from 100% to 0% brightness.
The included diffusion softens the light and expands the bean to 100° minimizing shadows.
There are gel clips on the barn doors to attach desired gels.
And the Yoke can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
Plus, the whole lighting kit comes in a convenient carry case that's ready for travel.
Okay, so we're in the studio I had to test out the TotaLED daylight flood light in a
real scenario.
And Doug, had a great idea try an interrogation scene.
So, I'm being interrogated right now by my cameraman Mr. Bobby Sansivero.
Who you all know.
There he is.
We have this thing boomed up, over the table and we have the plastic diffusion slid right
in there and we're taking advantage of the gel clips for using a little bit more diffusion
to really soften the light.
Make those shows look really nice.
And I get into it and they're going to interrogate me and…
I'M INNOCENT!!
I SWAER I'm innocent.
Let’s go.
This isn't your typical application.
A creative way to use a floodlight.
Is having it above your subjects.
Sort of just, floating light from above, giving some dramatic eye shadows on your subject.
And really upping the drama.
Listen man, I don’t know what they told you but I'm just videographer.
I show up with the camera to set and I hit record.
That's where my responsibility.
So you didn't get the memo?
That all of these need to be signed now, before every shoot.
News to me.
That's funny, everyone in your department got that memo.
I don't know you should ask them.
I already have. Oh...
Every one of them are following this procedure now.
Except, you.
So, what’s great about this light is it’s working as a key and a fill because it's just
flooding the whole area with light.
Because it's coming from above, it’s getting some really nice dramatic shadows on the face
and just upping the drama of the interrogation scene.
I mean there's really just release forms.
What’s the big deal?
Just release forms?
Do you understand the amount of litigation that can come down on this company for these
not being signed?
Oh, god geez…
So, we are shooting on a GH5, ISO 400 and f/5.
And we barely touched the max output of the the TotaLED.
Really, really happy with the results so far.
It’s been a fun scene to shoot.
Oh, you didn’t get the memo?
I didn't get the memo.
Everyone else in your department got the memo.
Okay, well maybe you should talk to them then.
I already have, and they all do it.
Why am I here?
You’re the only one that doesn’t sign your release forms.
No one told me.
That’s the problem.
You’re telling me!
Yes.
I'm the one in this room!
So, the dimmer is actually playing a huge role in this.
Because we don't want me to be too bright.
We don’t want it to be too hot.
Being able to control over the diffusion as well as the intensity of the light is really
helpful.
I think making for a much more dramatic scene.
Okay listen, you know I was supposed to get him signed.
I forgot.
They were in the bag.
It was a long day.
I was just…I just forgot.
I don't wanna go to jail.
Please.
Now make this go away.
How does this go away?
Get em’ signed.
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I'm Jake from B&H, just keep shooting.
-It’s just some model release forms.
Would do you mean?
How much trouble?
A heap of trouble.
A heap of trouble?
HAHAHAHAHAHA.