Jared Polin: Its postman fro with a package for you.
Bing Bong.
It's your generic package.
Hello.
Anybody in there?
I've got your package.
Its postman fro with the generic package.
Yeah.
Oh my god it's my generic package.
What could it be?
Yeah.
It's so amazing.
Okay postman fro thank you alright.
Oh I got so much stuff that I needed to help her today.
Thank you postman fro for showing up today at my door with this big case.
It's almost a hard case.
Oh yeah smells like footlocker.
Footlocker smell not like dirty foot.
Anyway what is in this case is what we want to talk about.
This is from F&V Lighting.
That's fvlighting.com.
If you guys recall back to the froknowsphoto RAWtalk from Las Vegas we had no extra lighting
that we traveled with, and I wanted to find a solution to travel with that would give
us the lighting solution that I've already said three times.
That would give us the solution that we were looking for to travel and have a lightning
kit that would allow us to bring in our own light, and that's exactly what F&V Lighting
has supplied us with right here.
I did my research.
I found them as a company that makes LED panels, and they're not terribly too expensive.
This is part of the three LED panel set.
This is a one by one, so it's 12 inches by 12 inches.
I believe it has 450 or so LEDs in here individual lights on the back here it has Anton Bauer
plate which I didn't even know what was.
But I can attach an AC power adapter here or a battery plate because it uses a generic
Sony battery that most video cameras use it.
F&V sells for 19 bucks a pop so I put the plate on here, I'll get anywhere from five
to eight hours of life out of that which is pretty insane.
There's a dimmer up here.
You've got your power switch.
So I want to travel with something like this.
Three of these lights are going to put out enough light for us that it's going to be
just worth it for us to travel with.
There's also the diffusion panels right here.
So we'll figure out how to attach to those to the front, looks like there's some screwy
mic screwersin [Phonetic] [0:02:28] and really you also have fold up small light stands not
very big, not very heavy.
And the idea here is I'm not sure that we can travel with this case itself, but it is
possible that I can get a pelican case that this whole thing fits in, or I can get a pelican
case that we can take everything out of it and put it in so we can travel and check it
underneath the airplane because that's what we would love to do.
But I'm really looking forward to use these.
These are the daylight version.
They also make a tungsten version.
I'm really looking forward to it because we want a solution and I think this could come
in handy especially when I go to Allen's Camera to make my video so that's one thing they
sent me.
They also sent me this panel right here.
This goes on top of your camera.
So if you're running and gunning and you need to get some extra light you could also have
some an assistant hold it wherever they want.
It takes I believe its six double As or you would get one of the rechargeable batteries,
which I highly recommend doing.
And then the last thing that they sent to try out is a ring light of LEDs with multiple
-- there it is.
There's all the LEDs.
We have multiple diffusion panels on the front.
It also is dimmable here on the back and takes a rechargeable battery.
This one doesn't take double As but I'm really thinking that this would be great for stills.
You put your lens through here like this hold on, on the lens through here.
This would be like ooh.
And what it does to put is -- puts the ring light around people's eyes, which is pretty
darn good.
So really, that's a quick look at some of the F&V Lighting that postman fro brought.
I highly suggest you check out F&V Lighting.
They are not a sponsor, but maybe one day they will be if I decide that I like it, and
they have some marketing dollars and we like it, but oh my God you could be like an airplane
person or you could be like ooh, ooh, ooh you know like this one, but anyway, these
are pretty cool.
I'm like, and I think you guys would like to check out their stuff.
Just take a look at the site fvlighting.com.
Thank you postman fro Jared Polin froknowsphoto.com, see ya.