I just use an umbrella with it. The umbrellas seem to work as better defusers than the softboxes for these newer LEDs. I use them with the smaller Neewer 660s as well.
If there is almost no difference in brightness/power between the 960 & 1320 is there a reason to pay more for the 1320? Also...the 960 has another version with wireless control...but the spec info I've seen seems to have the wireless version at half the lumen output. Do you know whether the non-wireless version is more powerful?
hmm I was going to get the Godox SL-60W to improve the lighting on our tank workshop video's but this sounds interesting as well. Don't need a giant softbox which means more compact and I can equip it with a battery so no extension cords to trip over.
Which one would you recommend for lighting a really dark interior for real estate videography, spaces ranging anywhere from 950 sq feet to 2400 sq feet
Nvm I spoke too soon. But do you mind sharing the diff in quality? Like is it not soft enough when its no diffusion? Does the quality of light change enough to tell the difference?
Did you ever find a softbox that fit that light?
I just use an umbrella with it. The umbrellas seem to work as better defusers than the softboxes for these newer LEDs. I use them with the smaller Neewer 660s as well.
How much better is the Neewer NL1320 than the Neewer 660? And would this make a good key light?
Just ordered the 1904 LED version...can't wait to test it out
Is it much brighter than the 1320 led?
Where you get it?
@@ifionu yes
Is it 2x brighter than the 660?
If there is almost no difference in brightness/power between the 960 & 1320 is there a reason to pay more for the 1320? Also...the 960 has another version with wireless control...but the spec info I've seen seems to have the wireless version at half the lumen output. Do you know whether the non-wireless version is more powerful?
hmm I was going to get the Godox SL-60W to improve the lighting on our tank workshop video's but this sounds interesting as well. Don't need a giant softbox which means more compact and I can equip it with a battery so no extension cords to trip over.
the Godox is much louder
Which one would you recommend for lighting a really dark interior for real estate videography, spaces ranging anywhere from 950 sq feet to 2400 sq feet
I see the Neewer 660 led light is cheaper and brighter than the 1320. Isn't it better for product photography?
I would like to connect this light to my desk. Do you know the type of desk bracket mount I would need to do this?
What stand do you use?
Is this product being discontinued? Does anyone know?
Instead of diffusion couldn't you turn the pwr down? Or will it still be too harsh?
Nvm I spoke too soon. But do you mind sharing the diff in quality? Like is it not soft enough when its no diffusion? Does the quality of light change enough to tell the difference?
Still a little harsh but it depends on what you are lighting. If its people then yeas you want it a little softer unless its far away.
Wut kind of tripod are u using to mount yours sturdy
Light stands? amzn.to/2Z5BJgK
sounds like your Mic Pre is to high
Mission critical
Word to the wise : if it's made in China, those UL and CE logos are probably not to be trusted. For serious use I usually make my own power supply.
Just not the same quality light as Tungsten.
LoL Made in Chaina :-)