I'm currently in the process of setting up my own business and producing interviews, employer branding videos and various other video formats for clients. For this, I need a powerful continuous light that is dimmable and can be flexibly adapted to different filming situations. It is particularly important that it has enough power for demanding scenarios, such as in-the-window shots. A videographer recommended the Godox VL150 to me, but at 150W it seems a little too weak. At the agency, we worked with the Nanlite Forza 300B, which was usable, but still reached its limits in some situations. I am therefore looking for an even more powerful alternative. Does anyone have any recommendations for a continuous light that offers enough power for professional productions, is dimmable and is also suitable for high-contrast scenes with backlighting? Many thanks for your input!

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Hello, Is it possible to add V-Flat products to the shop for the photo studio? See: (link removed, please follow the Community guidelines) Or a CH shop: (link removed, please follow the Community guidelines) Thank you very much!

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I am looking for a clip-on flash and studio flash. For the studio I want the Profoto B10 at some point. Can Godox then be used as a clip-on flash with a Godox transmitter? Or is everything only compatible with each other per brand? I usually work with Canon...

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When will Digitec add the new Amaran 150C and 300C to its range? It looks like these two lights will be the optimal entry level lights.

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I run the Instagram account for my workshop and for that I take photos of our finished furniture (sofas, armchairs etc.) Sometimes I also shoot videos. At the moment I use a ring light with a cable that doesn't emit enough light and the cable gets on my nerves. Does anyone have a suggestion for 1-2 battery-operated lights?

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