📸 YONGNUO YN600L LED Video Light - 600 LEDs, 5500K Color Temperature, Adjustable for Canon/Nikon/Sony Camcorder DSLR Review

How are you supposed to use flashlights if you can't plug them in or use their batteries? It's really stupid to sell flashlights without a cord OR batteries. But what do you expect at the price?

product reed the same day, I was so excited to try it. until I noticed that neither batteries nor power cords are included. Now I have to decide which battery to buy. It's pretty annoying. For 100€ I would have thought that a battery would be included.

I've seen it, it's very bright for its size and works well. I also tested it at 240fps and there is no flickering. The controls work well and smoothly. I don't own it but my friend who uses it is very happy with this light.

I shoot corporate videos with a talking head and this light is perfect for that purpose. Add in a couple of big non-Sony batteries, of course, and you've got a good bright light most of the day. Color temperature is good CRI!

If you turn it on with 80% power, it will turn off automatically. When the level is over 60%, it turns on but doesn't work for more than 5 minutes. The same behavior was with both headlights I ordered. I ordered their proprietary power supply and it didn't work.

I liked this lantern so much that I soon bought a second one. I bought this light to provide background lighting for "light painting" in my long exposure photography. It's very bright. It also comes with two covers to offer a softer light if you intend to use it for videos.

Received light last March. I liked it and used it about 7 times, the third time the AC adapter stopped working so I had to get Sony batteries. I was in the middle of filming a few days ago and after a while we turned it off during a break and it wouldn't turn on again. It just didn't work anymore.

This is 5500K ("Daylight") light. (Actually, I use it indoors as the key light, with the sun shining through the window as a fill light, and the camera set to daylight. After experimenting, the overall color works for me.) There's a filter for Tungsten Light (3200K). but i didn't use it. I have no idea how accurate that will be. There is a second LED glare filter that I use. The light has a silent fan that only turns on when the light gets too hot. The remote control is very handy; You can…

I've been using the flashlight for a few days now and as long as you keep it under 30% it can last for several hours. I didn't leave it on that long so a charge from two batteries lasted about 3 days. It's a little plastic. It keeps me from moving too much. As long as you leave it on a light stand and have the stand itself in your hands, you should be fine. Changing the battery makes me feel like I'm about to break this thing. Although maybe I'm just being too paranoid. But at least the remote…