Which Rotolight is BEST for YOU?- 5 Light Comparison- Titan X1, X2, Anova Pro 2, Aeos and Neo 2 

Thank you so much. I'm truly grateful it helped you and thank you for your support.

Awesome man you’re gonna love them!!

I bought a Neo2 in January this year. It was one photographic purchase I don't regret. The thing is small, useful and gets a lot of work from me. A little more power from it would be nice, but we can't have everything. Hopefully, that will happen with a future version.

So happy you liked the video :)

Awesome man! II'm so happy it helped!

@@JasonLanierPhotography all your videos have helped me a lot Jason I’m very grateful for you time in passing on your knowledge and the way you do it

I'm really happy to hear that and I look forward to doing the video :)

Thanks Gustavo! I haven't done it on Real Estate Photography but that's something I can look at doing in the future :)

@@JasonLanierPhotography Well, there you have something new to present, I think that with the white balance adjustment of the roto light it could give good results.

They still do exactly what they did when you bought them. There’s always going to be newer, better gear, that doesn’t make what you own useless or obsolete. Use your gear.

What gresuit said is so true. They'll do exactly what they were intended to do. Gear will get better every year. I'd still use the original Neo's for accent lighting with my current gear.

I bought two of the original NEO lights. They still work as great color temp adjustable continuous lights. I think that you will find that they still do everything that they did when you bought them. I should also tell you that this year I bought another AEOS two light kit and two ANOVA Pro2 units before the Titan X1 was announced. I can tell you that they are great lights. Are they a Titan X1? No but I spent $2400 for four Rotolight products that I can put to use and afford as opposed to over $3000 for one exceptional Rotolight. When you buy a good product you get something that is going to serve you well for a long time.

You're very welcome my brother. So glad it helped!

It's a great light! If you go to www.rotolight.com/jasonoffers you can take advantage of the Black Friday Specials now!

Thanks for letting me know. RU-vid seems to change the defaults on the ads from video to video. I've since gone into the editor and removed all mid video ads. Thanks for the feedback. I hope you come back and give it a watch :)

Thanks for letting me know. RU-vid seems to change the defaults on the ads from video to video. I've since gone into the editor and removed all mid video ads. Thanks for the feedback. I hope you come back and give it a watch :)

@@JasonLanierPhotography I did now watch it though. They are not cheap but impressive, nonetheless. Thanks A.,

@@AlexJacksonSmith thanks for watching brother. I do appreciate your feedback :)

Hi brother, I'm so happy you liked the video. I'd say the Titan X1 is at least twice as bright and has a much more significant spread of light compared to the Anova Pro 2. That's why I showed it in the video. It REALLY covers so much more of the basketball court and throws the light significantly further as well. I can test them again and show you the difference...:)

@@JasonLanierPhotography , Thanks Jason . I fully appreciate that the Titan X1 and X2 are a different class of lighting product relative to their NEO2, AEOS, and ANOVA Pro2 products. The built in electronic diffusion that you demonstrated very well in your video and the filter library which effectively allows you to change the color of the light to just about anything in both continuous and strobe mode is amazing and when you then combine that with the special effects and DMX capabilities they are IMHO a lighting paradigm change. A stop of extra output is significant and when you combine the other features that is very impressive. Have you ever thought about doing a video that shows how the DMX features of the AEOS, ANOVA Pro2, and Titan X1 and X2 can work together. I was thinking that this might be a great way to demonstrate how the different Rotolight products can be integrated and controlled seamlessly in a studio environment. I have heard that TV production uses DMX to control and fine tune complex lighting similar to what can be done with the Skyport trigger but I haven’t seen this explained for how it applies to photography. Might be an interesting future topic. Thanks for your response and I appreciate the knowledge that you share so freely with us. I love the new Titan lights but for now I am going to have to stay with the ANOVA Pro2 units , 2 AEOS 2 light kits, and NEO2 3 light kit that I already own. They are fantastic products. I agree with your assessment that if you have the budget then the Titan X1 is an obvious must have in your lighting kit and that the Titan line is likely to do well in the TV and Film production industry. All the best and thanks again.

I'm so happy it did my friend :)

Thank you :)

Thank you so much!

What's up my man!