In this video I’ll give you my Rotolight Aeos 2 Light First Impressions. I just received my Rotolight Aeos 2 lights from the kickstarter campaign. I wanted to get the Rotolight Aeos 2 out of the box as soon as possible and give it a quick test run to give you my first impressions. In general, Rotolight offers a great entry for photography lighting or continuous lighting for video. These might not be the best in class for every use, but they definitely seem to check a lot of boxes for a wide group of creatives in need of quality light solutions. Specifically, I think they would make a great upgrade as lights for wedding videographers, but it depends what you’re coming from. I plan to do some more tests and compare the Rotolight Aeos 2 lights with some dracast panel lights and new tube lights from nanolight and godox. These could also be a good studio lighting solution, especially if you are a hybrid shooter needing both photography lighting and video lighting solutions. Whether you need portrait lights or lights for filmmaking, these offer some great features along with high powered and quality lighting.