Review on Kamerar D Fuse Combo Medium Softbox by Matthew Perez

Well I'm at the Longview Film Club and we recently used 3 of these on set. We shot at night to make a day car look like a car driving at night. We put them on 3 of the newer RGB lights we had. We wanted to have more control over the direction of the light. The results were good, but not quite what I was hoping for. Just not as directed as I would like. We have other lighted egg crates that work better I think because the mesh is deeper than this one. So I would say it's ok, but not outstanding. Also, we could only tilt the light on the stand by adding a separate tilt head. Of course, the lights have their own tilt, but this product somehow fits all of that and makes it impossible to tilt. It may be that the light that suits him best does not have this problem. So we always think: 1- It's easier to use cine film to control light spread, 2- make sure your light is very close to the recommended size, or add a panner if you have to tilt. Well built and smart, set up quickly.