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Viltrox H18 Tube Light

Viltrox sent me this interesting two sided tube light to check out and make a video on. This overview follows my collaboration terms I’ve defined with brands. I usually keep the devices sent to me, but they have no say in the content of anything I create. If products sent to me are low quality I simply don’t make a video and will return it to the manufacturer at their own expense. The tube light from Viltrox. Check it out on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3MDp1j9 As an amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.  Watch the overview on YouTube. At the end of this article I have a full transcript if you prefer to read. https://youtu.be/aUr-Sd17SEM Introduction: The Viltrox H18 tube light is a versatile lighting tool that offers both RGB and bi-color options. With its compact design and numerous features, this portable light provides flexibility for various lighting needs. In this article, we will explore the key features and specifications of the Viltrox H18 tube light. The light h...

The Andycine R1 RGB Light

I had a generally positive experience with the Boling P1 light Andycine sent me previously, so when they contacted me about trying their completely in-house R1 light, I was on-board.  The Andycine Boling P1 light. The lights are similar in build and interface, but the R1 is lower cost with fewer features. Sometimes simplicity is the way to go. The YouTube related video. Check out the light through my links: Amazon: https://amzn.to/3h1WpNW B&H: https://bhpho.to/38XGI7u Or consider the Andycine Boling P1 (My Video) : Amazon: https://amzn.to/2BSQp7G B&H: https://bhpho.to/32V6cP9   As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases!  Official Specifications:  Color Temperature: 2500k-7000k Color Accuracy: 97 CRI, 95 TLCI Numbers of LEDs: 120 Integrated battery: 3600 mAh Battery Chemistry: Lithium-ion polymer (LiPo) Operating Voltage: 3.7 vdc Maximum Power Consumption: 10w Power Input Connector: Type-C USB 5 volt 2 amps Battery Working Time: 2 hou...

AndyCine Boling P1 Full RGB Bi-Color LED Light For Photo and Video

AndyCine sent this full RGB LED light with color temperature adjustment and 9 effects modes. I put the light through its paces in a mixture of use cases such as macro photography, vlogging, product photography, miniature scene and diorama timelapse/photo/video. I also tested out the light output compared to my Promaster and “Craphy” LED lights that are somewhat similar.  Lighting gear! Check current prices and other information here: Amazon: https://amzn.to/2BSQp7G B&H: https://bhpho.to/32V6cP9   As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases!  The video on Youtube : Specifications: Model No: BL-P1 Charging Power: 12W Charging interface: Type-C 5V/9V/12V Qc3.0 Intelligent charge Battery Capacity: 7.4V 2930 mAh Output selection: 0-100% RGB Color Gamut: 0-360 full color Color accuracy: CRI 96, TLCI 97 CCT: 2500-8500k color temperature Intensity: 1480 lux at 0.5 meters Fastest charging time: 90 min Full power time: 140 min Lithium Ion Battery: 2930 mAh ...

DIY: 12" gold/silver reflector as a flash bounce.

I have an overview view of this reflector on YouTube. I have a small 12 inch Promaster reflector that has silver on one side and gold on the other. I also have a few Rogue filter gel rubber bands (2 work a lot better than one in this case). Put them together and it makes a pretty serviceable flash bounce. direct video link If you are interested in this product, find it on Amazon here . As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases!  Why I had never tried this before I don’t know… Basically strapping the reflector to the flash. Makes it multi-purpose. Check out the image below for a quick test of the setup: The Promaster reflector in its case. There are a lot of options added with a simple small reflector. A few things to note: The built-in bounce card also had the plastic diffusion panel covering the flash. In this case with a small room I think it worked a bit better than it would in most circumstances. The cloth diffuser/reflector has been my go-to accessory for the fl...