🎥 GVM 100W LED Video Light with Bowens Mount and Intelligent Control System for Video Recording, Children Photography, Wedding, Outdoor Shooting – CRI97+/3200K~5600K Review

A good deal if you need a dual color LED. Stable body, not too heavy. Good color accuracy. Quiet enough. Good for videos but not good enough for group photos.

The fan is so loud you can only use this light within 20 feet of the microphone. Generate white noise as well as noticeable and annoying hum when it is anywhere near the light.

Honestly you can't go wrong with these lights, I've used them on 4 shoots and they are extremely reliable. I've used these lights in combination with the Aputure 300D and 120D and this light wins because it has great light output and it's dual tone. I usually use these lights as rim lights to provide some separation. Advantages: - Luminous flux - Two-tone - Compact - Made of durable material. this light (or just put the light a little further away. All in all a great light in the toolbox)

I bought this light as a fill or hair light to complement my other lights. I currently have an Aputure 120t and a Godox VL150. They are compensated by artificial light or daylight. So I got this light because it could work as a fill or hair light for any model. This is a very simple light. You can adjust the color temperature from 3200 to 5600 and the brightness from 10 to 100%. There is no battery option so there is only one cable running from the wall to the light. This allows you to pack…

I am a professional photographer and cinematographer and needed a small, lightweight, high CRI, extremely portable light; with the intention of building a kit. I bought GVM to try it out. And as soon as I unpacked it, I was very happy with it. This GVM flashlight offers excellent value for money. The high and extremely accurate color CRI is a great advantage and a good starting point. At 100 watts it's not a very bright light but it's a fantastic supplemental light and I plan on getting a few…

I'm a professional photographer and checked this with a light meter and dB meter. This device registered 7.8 on the EV scale, which is a good amount of light. I also use them for videos, so fan noise is important. An average of 40 dB was measured here with a dB meter. It's fairly quiet and is only heard when an interview mic is nearby. It has an adjustable white balance, which is very useful for matching different existing light sources. For example, you can supplement daylight with a setting…