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That was a good one! Marsu42. :)

Some of the work I have done for a school. Any comments are appreciated.

Godox 360 is a good flash. It works really well for portrait. With the HSS function, helps then shooting outdoor in bright sun.

I have a 7OD and really like it for still, especially when shooting outdoor. The focus system is really good. Extra reach is also great for shooting sports. For video though, I find it is not quite as good as I had hope in low light situations. I am new to video so it could very well be that...

#1 one speedlite with Obis ring as back light #2 two strobes with medium soft box on left and right #3 two strobes camera left, one with medium softbox in front the other as rim light, Sun on camera right #4 three strobes, one with large umbrella for ambient, one with grid camera left, one for...

Thanks everyone for your kind words. Viggo: Godox is coming out with a new version of the flash holder. http://www.godox.com/EN/Products_S_type_Speedlite_Bracket.html It might be better. I have not used it myself though.

#1 3 back lights with color in post #2 one stage light on drapes, one strobe with DIY snoot on model 's back & guitar, one strobe for mic, two strobes with blue gels for ambient #3 same as #2 but with different colorin post #4 one front light with large umbrella for ambient, two rim lights, one...

Viggo: Phottix makes several softboxes that you can place your lights inside. They are ok. I've not had any issue with them yet. The only thing I don't like about those boxes is that you are limited in tilting movement.

I really like the Godox 360. It is very easy to use. With 360W/S and the ability to do HSS, make it a great choice for outdoor shoots.

Shot for school play 3 speedIites One will small sotbox overhead one rim light camera right one with DIY grid for hilight on pump

One Godox 360 with small softbox heavily post-processed

One speedlite on floor behind glasses ambient dialed down tungsten white balance

Couple of speedlitesรฺ with amber gel One with DIY grid pointing to model 's face. white balance set to tungsten.

Shot for Dodo Bird poster