💡 Godox 5600±300K: The Ultimate Wirelessly Controlled Brightness Solution Review

Fantastic light for YouTubers. This light gives you control over light intensity so you can shoot with a shallow depth of field without the need for an adjustable ND fader when shooting wide open. The only drawback is the fan noise. Your boom needs to be very close to flair, and you may still need to filter the post to remove the buzz. Color reproduction is fantastic, delivering natural skin tones. You can view the footage on my channel by browsing Fragrance Explorer reviews on Google or…

I like the fact that it looks like most studio lights I'm used to. It uses Bowens modifiers and mounts on a standard 5/8" lighting stand. The brightness is infinitely adjustable from fairly low to very bright, both with a button on the back and with the remote control. It has a display that allows you to change the color temperature, it does not affect the color temperature of the light. There are 3200 degree and 5500 degree models, but you cannot change the color on any of them. Big deal but…

Almost perfect light at this price. let's be honest If you're trying to get an Aputure 120D for less than $200. you didn't find it Go forward. Однако, если вы ищете светодиодную лампу, у которой будет громкий вентилятор, как только вы ее включите, крепление Bowens для использования всех ваших аксессуаров, пластиковый хомут, хороший, но не убийственный световой поток, относительно прочный корпус, толстый /длинный шнур, нет решения on site. This is your LED! GOOD FOR MUSIC VIDEO, BROLL or other…

Light quality not as good as 120D. However, this is very good. And in some respects it is better: for example, a simple design, no power supply and a digital display on the remote control. I haven't noticed any flickering or bending yet. I think this lamp is a good choice. I plan to use it with 120d and 300d. They work very well with Aputure Cosmic Light. There is fan noise, so plan your recordings accordingly. If you're using a good lab or overhead mic, you'll be fine. By the way, the 300D is…

I like the Godox SL-60W 60W. There are a few things like memory recall between hand and remote, but that's something I can get used to and tweak. In addition, the quality and brightness of the light is impressive. The full value of what I paid. The brightness is about 2/3 stops lower than the Aputure 120D and is therefore more attractively priced than the Aputure. Yes, Aputure has a few other perks, but that's something you'll never get away from. I wish the product had a battery. This is one…

First of all I love Godox products. I have other flashes and strobes and softboxes and am very happy with the results I am getting. THE GOOD: - Pretty quiet. I've seen other reviewers complain about how loud they get when warmed up. That's not true (more, they fixed this issue), you can hear it if you put your ear to it, but I had it at 100% for 3 hours and never noticed any noise. - Good light quality, decent build quality. The Bowen mount is good because I can use the softboxes I already…

PLUS POINTS: - PRICE! - $134 vs. $675 for the Aputure 120D. - Good CRI (not colossal, but normal for 90% of the work), nothing superfluous in skin tones is visible. - Good performance (see attached image) but not too bright - My kit comes with many accessories including barn doors, remote control, color gels and micro grid attachment - all for the same price as a standalone light from other sellers on Revain. This is one of those products that you should shop at and get the best bang for your…

Good light. If this was the only item in the set I would give 4 stars. Very good for basic video work. There is also a nice long power cord. Everything in the world works as expected. The accessories are a bit messy. It looks like the lantern was originally packaged in a molded styrofoam shell. However, the top of the hull has been removed to make room for additional gels, barn doors etc. The whole thing was then stuffed into the original packaging. This meant that all parts were in contact…

I didn't know about the Bowens mounting system before I bought it and thought it was for small flashes. This flashlight is actually quite large, so it's not particularly portable if that's what you're after. It is about 125mm in diameter and overall about the size of an American football. The case is made of plastic but feels very solid and is nicely shaped, just like real photo gear. Since there is an LED in the lantern, the plastic housing on the aluminum heat sink is not exposed to heat, so…

Well I've only been using it for a day but so far I like it and I like using it in more realistic scenarios. At the moment testing the settings it seems extremely versatile, especially with compact doors and colors. I was excited because my other video lights are very small, but I always change batteries. Being able to plug it in is really important to me as it's more like a studio light for a static location. When I first started taking pictures, I used a lot of steady light, especially Lowel…