Using Godox LED Lights, My First Time! Why No Longer Using Rotolight?

In this episode of Jason Lanier Unfiltered, Jason and his assistant Krystal dive into the behind-the-scenes story of their latest video filmed in New Orleans, where Jason tested Godox LED lights for the very first time after more than a decade of exclusively using Rotolight. Jason shares the full story about why he stopped using Rotolight, how his relationship with Godox began, and what it was like putting the new Godox lights to the test in a real-world shooting environment. The shoot took place in two iconic New Orleans locations—during the day in front of the abandoned power plant in the Warehouse District, and later that night in the French Quarter surrounded by the energy, crowds, and atmosphere of the city. Using nothing more than LED lighting and a modifier, Jason walks through how the lights performed in both daylight and nighttime conditions, and whether they’ve earned a place in his workflow. Jason and Krystal also discuss their recent trip to WPPI in Las Vegas, tease an upcoming podcast where they’ll recap that experience, and talk about Jason’s upcoming speaking appearance at the AVC Expo in Miami on March 13–14. They also hint at new photography workshops coming soon, so stay tuned. If you’re a photographer interested in LED lighting, off-camera lighting techniques, or real-world photo shoot breakdowns, this episode is packed with insight.

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Using Godox LED Lights, My First Time! Why No Longer Using Rotolight? is an episode from Jason Lanier Photography Unfiltered by Jason Lanier.

This episode is 52:28 long.

This episode was published on Mar 10, 2026.

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