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Just purchased both lights thanks to your video!
Built quality seems to be alright from what I've read on forums but I was surprised to see you guys are using these in the rain.
Appreciate the comparison of the "B" light because this seems to be the overall better option for a lot of small video shooters like me.
If versatility is your main priority, the bi-color light is a logical pick.
thanks for doing some outdoor shots with the 120d. most of the other reviews only feature white walls ;-)
Another great review. Short and straight to the point.
Thanks for mentioning the time it takes to power up the lights bc I couldnt fand that info anywhere...
Well shot and framed I would love to see more of these types of videos.
Considering this is a video about some random COB lights I did enjoy the video.
More outdoor tests with lights please! Your natural light samples look great!
Exactly what I was looking for. There's a lot of competition but these seem to be pretty solid for the money.
I'm usually not into lighting gear but this was entertaining and brief so I watched it anyway :-)
What kind of v mount battery works best for this light? Where can I find this plate?
I just watched your Anker review as well and was wondering if it can power one or two of these lights?
Sure. You can power them with most power stations.
Fan noise isn't usually much of an issue since I mostly shoot music videos but is there any way the 120B could overheat?
No issues with the knobs?
is there any flickering or rolling shutter when using the effect modes?
There can be rolling shutter when using the effect modes, especially the fast flashing ones.
I KNOW YOU USUALLY SHOOT CORPORATE VIDEOS SO I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAVE USED THE DAYLIGHT VERSION ON ANY OF YOUR PROJECTS?
Color accuracy honestly couldn't be much better for such cheap lights.
The daylight version is not 560K like you said in your track.
Thinking of getting 2x 120d's - or would you suggest otherwise?
Totally makes sense if you mostly light that way.
Ich finde es gut wie du deine Videos machst und deine Tipps sind auch immer klasse, mach weiter so und wenn du bock hast kannst du ja auch bei mir mal vorbei schauen ich setze mich mit dem Thema Filmen auch auseinander.
Have you guys used these with gels?
Not yet but you can certainly do so.
Is it possible to use these with an external power bank or power station?
The light was powered with a power station on the outdoor scenes.
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Just purchased both lights thanks to your video!
Built quality seems to be alright from what I've read on forums but I was surprised to see you guys are using these in the rain.
Appreciate the comparison of the "B" light because this seems to be the overall better option for a lot of small video shooters like me.
If versatility is your main priority, the bi-color light is a logical pick.
thanks for doing some outdoor shots with the 120d. most of the other reviews only feature white walls ;-)
Another great review. Short and straight to the point.
Thanks for mentioning the time it takes to power up the lights bc I couldnt fand that info anywhere...
Well shot and framed I would love to see more of these types of videos.
Considering this is a video about some random COB lights I did enjoy the video.
More outdoor tests with lights please! Your natural light samples look great!
Exactly what I was looking for. There's a lot of competition but these seem to be pretty solid for the money.
I'm usually not into lighting gear but this was entertaining and brief so I watched it anyway :-)
What kind of v mount battery works best for this light? Where can I find this plate?
I just watched your Anker review as well and was wondering if it can power one or two of these lights?
Sure. You can power them with most power stations.
Fan noise isn't usually much of an issue since I mostly shoot music videos but is there any way the 120B could overheat?
No issues with the knobs?
is there any flickering or rolling shutter when using the effect modes?
There can be rolling shutter when using the effect modes, especially the fast flashing ones.
I KNOW YOU USUALLY SHOOT CORPORATE VIDEOS SO I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAVE USED THE DAYLIGHT VERSION ON ANY OF YOUR PROJECTS?
Color accuracy honestly couldn't be much better for such cheap lights.
The daylight version is not 560K like you said in your track.
Thinking of getting 2x 120d's - or would you suggest otherwise?
Totally makes sense if you mostly light that way.
Ich finde es gut wie du deine Videos machst und deine Tipps sind auch immer klasse, mach weiter so und wenn du bock hast kannst du ja auch bei mir mal vorbei schauen ich setze mich mit dem Thema Filmen auch auseinander.
Have you guys used these with gels?
Not yet but you can certainly do so.
Is it possible to use these with an external power bank or power station?
The light was powered with a power station on the outdoor scenes.
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