http://disqus.com/by/dauclair/enThu, 26 Jun 2014 19:15:55 -0000http://dslrvideoshooter.com/impact-octacool-9-light-kit-review/#comment-1456329948<p>Thank you Caleb, I will check out Alzo LEDs, it seems like LED is definitely the way to go, just still in the expensive phase. Alzo may be the solution!</p>Daryl AuclairThu, 26 Jun 2014 19:15:55 -0000http://dslrvideoshooter.com/impact-octacool-9-light-kit-review/#comment-1320505633<p>Hi Caleb,<br>I am purchasing my first light kit, and I have learned a lot so far from your videos on YouTube. I plan on shooting mostly indoor interviews/podcasts (on my iPhone 5s for now just to get started).</p><p>I am looking for a light kit that will be budget-friendly and good for beginners, but will continue to be useful down the road. I would rather invest a little more money and research now than to buy a cheap kit on Amazon for $160 and just end up throwing it away when replacing it later.</p><p>The Impact Octacool lights are within my price range and seem to be a good value. The setup below will run me about $750 shipped from B&amp;H. Does this setup sound like a good way to go or is there something better in my price range?</p><p>1x Impact Octacool 9 for main key light<br>2x Impact Octacool 6 for fill and hair light (planning to remove soft box for more dramatic hair light)<br>2x Impact heavy duty 9.5' air cushioned light stands (comes with the Octacool 6 kit, will be used for key light and fill light)<br>1x Impact Turtle Base 10.75' C-stand kit with 40" extension arm (purchased separately, will be used for hair light)</p><p>If you have any suggestions or if I am missing anything please let me know, this will be my first lighting purchase. Thanks so much and I appreciate all the great content you provide Caleb!</p>Daryl AuclairSat, 05 Apr 2014 16:27:08 -0000https://mixergy.com/my-financials/#comment-7133517<p>You are legit Andrew Warner!</p>Daryl AuclairThu, 12 Mar 2009 09:19:22 -0000