FalconEyes RX-18TD Waterproof 100W Bi-Color 📸 Dimmable Flexible Studio Light for Photography (RX-18TD) Review

I really like the Falcon Eyes 18TDX. It's amazingly flexible, both physically (you can bend it around anything) and logistically (it's lightweight and I've glued it to any number of surfaces like walls and ceilings). With the frame attached, someone can hold the ("Hollywood") light very easily. However, I cannot make a purchase recommendation. I recently had a problem with mine and was trying to find a place to go to have it fixed. However, there is no link on their website with any kind of…

Let me start by saying that I had some low expectations for this light. I have a set of Litegear Litemats and they are great flashlights but they are $2500 each. When a friend showed me the Falcon Eyes flashlights, I first smiled, then doubted. I ordered. This little thing puts out a lot of light, and it's a beautiful light! I ran some tests and it also showed a high color rendering index. sold out.Accessories: I recommend an extension cable, I bought a 6m one. Also take a soft box. Conclusion,

The design is great apart from some quality control issues. After my first use, the battery plate started to glitter and periodically turned on and off. The idea of letting the controller/battery plate hang freely on the light stand can cause damage from rocking in the stand. I originally gave it two stars due to a blown battery plate, but Falcon Eyes ended up sending me a brand new ballast. It seems to work. I had a similar problem with a 24TD ballast. They sent me a new battery plate, I…

Not a bad LED mat for the price. 18'x24", decent performance, fairly high color rendering index (we tested it with a proper color spectrometer), handy foldable pin bezel, V-shaped battery plate, dimming, color temperature adjustment, etc. Minor quirks: the case is a little tight and such lala, the dimming and color temperature adjustment module is too big (must it?) and probably should have had a quilted sleeve as the unpadded pocket doesn't protect it.cables and cable connectors are a bit…

This Falcon Eyes is all I need for handheld locators. It comes in a tripod-sized bag and includes the entire kit. It comes with a frame that can be attached to a stand, it has a ballast that controls daylight and the color temperature and brightness of the tungsten. I can't say the same about another American brand that costs almost 5 times more than this device. Overall long lasting high quality flexible LED, lightweight and easy to use. I shoot fashion and use it on the go to take my dark…

I like the light weight and portable design of this flashlight for its size. This lamp is easier to transport than my large lanterns, but gives off an incredible amount of light. The low-profile design makes it easy to place in tight spaces or as a skylight for low ceilings. Despite being two tone, the output level is bright enough to be used as a key light for an interview. However, I strongly recommend an additional softbox or diffuser to reduce the multiple shadows created by the LED rows…

I highly recommend the RX-18TD. Two-tone wonderful and sensible edition. They definitely have the amount of light you need for a T-stop, ranging from 4-8 at ISO 200-800 with 1m illumination. Keep in mind that there are several boxed models available. Some with a flat rectangular pocket, others with a long stylized pocket (similar to a tripod bag). In addition, some models come with accessories (diffuser/lantern) while others do not. I recommend diffusion versions. Also, some have an X-mount…