Small and bright 80W bi-color light: GVM SD80D review
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Compact COB LED lights are gaining more and more popularity. Moritz takes a look at the GVM SD80D which is an affordable bi-color light with a max. output of 80W that is ideal for travel video shoots due to its small size and the ability to power it with external Sony NPF batteries.
All settings can also be remotely adjusted by using the GVM mobile app. The application cannot only set the effects, color temperature and brightness but also group multiple SD80D lights. It’s also possible to use presets to be able to emulate a certain light quickly.
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I usually do not write any comments but this video was one of the best lighting gear reviews I have seen in years.
IT DOESNT MATTER WHICH VIDEO YOU FELLAS MAKE ITS ALWAYS SO ENJOYABLE TO WATCH.
Very nice. Your reviews are always some of my favorite. Thank you for your work. :)
COB lights are really getting better and better and even cheaper than I'd ever expected.
We saw this light outdoors almost the entire video, so all I really wanted to see was how it performed against (or with) the sunlight.
You would barely notice it, tbh
Finally NPF battery mounts on a light like this. Was waiting for this 4ever.
With the NPF batteries and the light at 100%, how long do the batteries last?
Thanks for the review!
Fenchel and Janisch still rules.
Man I need this during my road trip next year soooo compact.
Thanks for always including the technical lab results
3:36 king of b-roll!!!!!!
Never heard of this brand before but looks pretty solid judging by your samples.
Well shot and edited as usual!!!
glad you 2 are making more lighting content :-)
Yo this could be a good addition to my FR100C as back and hairlight
With a good soft box, do you believe these will be enough in a studio environment. Times two?
I would always recommend 3 lights for studio, then it should work. Two lights for the front and one light from a slightly back angle
Dope stuff as always!
Will the mini dome 3 attach to this?
It lasted 2 hours on battery power?
all this needs now is some good diffusion
Well put together review - have you had any prior GVM products?
I think their SD spotlight series is very cost-effective, and they are doing activities recently
Thumbs up from me, well-balanced review.
Is this an 300 watts equivalent?
This must be pretty bright judging by your outdoor b-roll shots.
Hat schon mal jemand von der Marke gehört oder Erfahrung damit?
This is a vibrant multinational company founded in 2013, Company in China, professional imaging equipment