Aputure LS C120D II boasts a persistent 5500K color temperature whereas the Godox VL150 offers a range of 5600K ± 200K temperature. In addition, the cooler Aputure LS C120D II also features a higher TLCI (≥97) than the VL150 (≈95). However, both models offer a CRI rating of 96. Interestingly, he did say Nanlite fresnel worked better with the Godox than it did with Nanlite's own LED light.

After the above analysis, it is safe to say that the performances of both Aputure LS C120D II and Godox VL150 are on par with each other. The build quality of the Godox model is also good as the Aputure LS C120D II. The LED chips used are the latest in High-Intensity Integrated LED technology, making these lighting units suitable for a selection of different Videography fields such as professional broadcast use, cinematography, and video interviews. Each of the lights offers a High CRI (Colour-Rendering Index) rating of ≥96 and a TLCI (Television Lighting Consistency Index) of ≥95 to make sure the colours in your subject are captured professionally and clearly. The control box is the main difference between the Godox VL150 and SL150W II. The VL150 comes with a compact control box that includes the power unit as well. The buttons in the control panel box let you adjust the settings of your light, whether it be dimming, turning the fan off, or turning off the light. Coupled with the remote, it lets you control your light from where you are without going to the control box.

To deal with the added power output and brightness, the weight of the units also differs. The VL300 is the heaviest of the three lights at 2.64KG, with the VL200 offering a weight of 2.23KG and finally the VL150 offering the lowest weight of 1.79KG. However, even with the added weight of the lights, they all do still offer the same dimensions.

The VLII Series now features a selection of built-in lighting FX presents, making it easy to emulate certain lighting situations, to help bring your films to life. These lighting effects include Storms, Flashes, TV, Broken Bulbs, etc. Shoot at Virtually Any Framerate.

I would also like to make some interviews, documentaries- etc. I saw a comparison and Godox VL150 sounds almost the same as SL150W II (correct me if I'm wrong). For the Godox VL Series, there are currently three different lighting units to choose between. Firstly, we have the Godox VL150 LED Light, followed by the Godox VL200 LED Light and finally the Godox VL300 LED Light. HIGH COLOUR ACCURACY: The VL150 offers an advanced CRI (colour rendition Index) with a CRI rating of 96 and TLCI (Television Lighting Consistency Index) rating of 95. The stepless dimming power ranges from 0% - 100%. The output quality is perfect for film making and professional broadcasting.