Nanlite Nanlux EVOKE 5000B LED Bi-Color Monolight

The Godox S30 Focusing LED Light is a lightweight, versatile source with light intensity, beam spread, and power options. The S30 has an adjustable beam angle of 6 to 55 degrees for long throw work or to flood out a silk. The output can be further controlled by swinging one or more leaves of the 8-way barndoors into the beam path to facilitate selective lighting. The S30 is also dimmable from 10 to 100% to save you the trouble of jockeying it back and forth for the desired light intensity. Ideal for shooting outdoors or seamlessly integrating with daylight balanced fixtures, the S30 has a solid 5600K colour temperature with a high CRI/TLCI rating of 96 that indicates impressive accuracy in the rendering of colour. The S30 is ready for worldwide use using the included AC adapter, but it will also run on the provided Lithium Ion battery (with charger) when mains power is unavailable, or an optional power bank using a USB cable.

The 300x integrates properly mixed variable-white lighting into an easily modifiable point-source light engine. The 300x features a specially designed color-blending optical element in front of its LED light source, combining the bi-color chipset into one cohesive point-source. The combination of this new technology, along with the Aputure ecosystem, allows you to achieve bi-color flexibility never before experienced with Aputure products.

The FS-200 LED from NanLite is a monolight style light fixture with remarkable light output relative to its size.

The Nanlite FS-200 LED light uses the industry-standard Bowens light modifiers, making it easy to soften or focus the light, to provide a wide range of lighting effects. The ability to shape the light makes the FS-200 ideal for portraiture, product photography, and in-house video production.

How bright are they?

In our tests using a pair of FS-200’s in the Nanlite 60 x 90cm softbox, we were able to shoot a single person portrait with the following camera settings F8, 1/125s, ISO 1000. For a group portrait, where the lights further from the subjects, we were able to shoot a group of 4 standing side-by-side with the following camera settings F8, 1/125s, ISO 1250.