Photography Lighting Equipment Dimmable Temperature Review

I would call them junk but that would be an insult to junk. No way in the world is it Kelvin or Lux as initially advertised. The higher setting of 5400K was much warmer than the comparable bulbs we have. The lens over the LED array is made of translucent plastic found on a child's toy. Case fans are loud. Assembly is much more difficult than it should be. The tote is a high quality product and actually looks well put together. Everything else is cheap plastic, thin metal, inferior reflector…

So far I like these Emart softbox LED bulbs because (1) the LEDs are durable and should last a very long time, (2) the bulbs can be switched between white instantly ( well for objects) ) and yellow (good for portraits), (3) the light can be adjusted (via the sturdy metal button on the back of the flashlight), (4) the light can be easily moved with the button on the back, (5 ) the power cords are quite long, allowing them to be placed about 2.5m from a power source, and (6) the stands are very…

First I received 1 light head which color temperature was different from the other (too blue) but EMART provided great customer service and provided a new replacement head for me and it solved the problem within 3 days. After that, both lights match each other perfectly in terms of color temperature, as do my other softboxes, which have an older 5-bulb design. The only thing you might want to know about the difference between this LED design and the older 5 light softbox design is that the 5…

This is an amazingly well thought out photo lighting system. It doesn't sync with your turn signals or strobes, but is a great system for those who want to use constant lighting. The tripods are sturdier than many I've seen in lighting kits, which is a plus if you're traveling with them or want to set them up so they don't fall off. Setting up lightbox cases can be difficult for some, but it's like putting up a tent. Take 4 nylon sticks and place one in each corner of the softbox, it will take…

These are super budget flashlights. They are very light. Every part of it from the stand, light and even the power supply almost has no weight. Softboxes are a shame to carry. Easier with two people (one person holds the other end). My biggest complaint is with the lowest lighting level. thirty%? Which is maybe unfair because I put them against the wall right behind my desk. I later learned that you want the lights to illuminate them farther from the subject. I ended up with different lighting,

TL;DR - Not bad. These are probably the best entry level flashlights you will find in this price range. Let's take one thing with us. It s cheap. These are the cheapest diffuser LEDs that put out so much light. The body of the LED is plastic, the knobs are mostly plastic, the handles are mostly plastic. I'm not saying cheap is bad, but you know where you're headed when you buy studio lighting for less than $100. Well this will help you when you need a big bold light. to your project. Racks are…