Logitech's New CHEAP Streaming Light..
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2022
- The Litra Glow is Logitech's budget friendly answer to the Elgato Key Light. Check it out here: amzn.to/3GAQpJj
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Genuine question, could you tell the difference between it and the $200 Elgato light? If so.. describe the difference (that's the hard part)
There's a noticable difference in contrast.
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Hey dude your address is visible when unboxing...
I wonder, did you shoot this with the Sony A7S III? If so, can the result be compared to an average webcam? If people like you pay roughly 5000 dollar for a full frame camera, which is dedicated for shooting professional video and is famous for filming in low light, and a lens with perhaps even a 1.2 aperture then it is unlikely that you will buy this light as your main source of light. So I wonder what the result will be if you set this up with an average webcam.
You didn’t ask if it was a good investment. I would say no because it isn’t something you could use in anything except a low light stream situation. You would be better buying the Neweer 5600k two pack for $40 to get a cheap throw away light. Plus if you are matching the light up with a webcam then you could have issues with quality due to not have if enough light. The bigger panels will be useful for longer.
For me, the biggest pro of the Logitech's is the hardware buttons. That's huuuge compared to the Elgato's. The key lights, you're not really going to use them anywhere else. These small lights, slap a powerbank on them and use them wherever, whenever you wish without hassle
Never thought about a power bank being used other than for charging something instead of a power source. Thanks for the info.
And that means you can power them through a basic wall charger that you would use for your phone 👍 cause everyone has one of those USB bricks.
Elgato key light disconnects from my wifi all the time and I can' t turn it on. I have to change my wifi settings just to use it. Having a wired connection with buttons seems very nice
I will be using them for my camping and hunting videos…
that was my thought as well, they are good for on the go stuff
I think it would've been a little more 'realistic' (in terms of the average streamer) if you used a webcam to compare the different lights instead of the Sony 7-III, that camera makes you look good even if you use a 5$ desk lamp from Ikea
Good point right there, Sir.
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I would argue that lighting makes a MUCH bigger difference than the camera, but I wouldn't want to see cheap webcams in this comparison. A webcam will care about the AMOUNT of light you throw into it, while the a prosumer camera (like an A7III) will allow us to look at the QUALITY differences of the lights.
And a side note, but if the $5 desk lamp from IKEA had a 60W bulb in it, that would be about the most accurate source of light you could use.
Seems like it would be a pretty solid light for someone that has to take down and setup a recording area!
Yes, cucumber can work, just due to moisture. Using some face creme could easily work as well :)
I’d have loved to have seen this comparison using something like a c920 which most people have instead of a fancy camera, it would make it a lot easier to gauge
agreed
It seems to me that Logitech is not only going for the Streamer crowd with this design, it is something small, cheap and easy enough to use that it will also sell in the office/WFH worker space, where the worst crimes of lighting, cameras and audio happen.
I agree. To me the competition is lumecube
my thoughts exactly, with the every growing use of video conferencing and video chat. Yeah by integrating it into their G hub they hoping to grab some streamers, but they are putting it well within the reach of the average person that is a regular video chat or video conference user.
Yup, that's me. Wfh and office....different lighting during different times of the day.
Good prediction my Logitech mic sold instantly and the buyer said they needed it for meetings
I love the gradual transition of Harris' setup getting built behind him in all of his vids, it's coming out great!
Pre-Ordered two of these the second I saw them come out. Super stoked about it.
Knowing you know about Harris, I kinda want a reaction to his song "Kill it anyway"
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The size was the biggest selling point to me. I live in a one-bedroom apartment and need to tear down and setup my rig regularly so other people can use the desk. You can't beat something this small for what it provides.
I work on a two Elgato Key Light setup and I love how they clamp on my desk so it's a semi-permanent installation. I do use them also around 10-15% brightness but will turn it up if I'm using them during photoshoots with the green screen. Logitech's options do seem great for newer content creators and streamers though plus they're much more portable
I've been contemplating getting better lights and I think these will do just what I need! Especially the fact that I can get two matching lights for only $120 is awesome to really have a cohesive setup.
The 3-way comparision unironically reminds me of the comparision between phone sensors, crop camera sensors, and large camera sensors, where capturing more gradations in the skin creates more of a "3D" / lifelike look
I think the main selling point is being able to mount them to the computer monitor for traveling - even in compact spaces, you can usually find a way to rig lighting if you're determined enough
great video as always, loved the side by side photo comparison even if you didn't look your best in one of them.
I'm a little surprised you didn't mention the portability of these new Logitech lights. They would be great for a streamer away from their usual spot, someone on business doing a zoom or any of the other possibilities (streamer does cooking stream doesn't have to haul all the gear into the kitchen etc...)
Thanks for sharing this review! I've been wanting to improve my lighting for my videos, but haven't found an option that works for my budget and space yet. I'm glad that you called out surface area as a point to evaluate. That seems to be the problem I've run into is that the smaller lights create shadows that are too broad since the light source is smaller. But between the Litra and Elgato...they are super close. I think I actually prefer the color tone of the Litra over the Elgato (but you can always color grade). Great review!
If you've got the space personally I think it's much nicer to have a larger light with more LEDs that just aren't running quite as bright, It gives a softer light obviously but also it's less irritating on the eyes. Would be interested to see if other people agree? PS. Frozen eye mask or piles cream for the eyes my friend.
First thing I thought of when seeing this was "perfect for a small stream room" where using more than 10% power on most other lights is not needed. Also for portable stream set ups. Small, easy to pack. Not bad.! Might have to give this a try!
so now that i have finished watching the video, here are my thoughts:
Logitech should've came out with this a while ago!! its such a simple yet elegant design that for most, would sit right next to the C920 webcam. I LOVE Logitech. ever since i got my first webcam back in 2005 the Logitech Quickcam MP. Id play with the special effects for hours!!
For the past 3 years or so i have been very "DIY" using 10.5 " clamp reflectors with 800 lumen temperature adjustable led bulbs diffused by covering the face of the reflector with some type of diffusion material (acrylic, lycra, white t-shirt, wax paper, printer paper). a 2-pack of 10.5" reflectors run about $10-$15, a 2-pack of temperature adjustable led bulbs run anywhere from $10-$25 (depending on the brand). keeping this in mind, you can make 2 "stream lights" for about $30. you can also get a plug in dimmer as well if you want brightness control. I hope this helps those of you looking for DIY Stream lights.
The differences are going to be in the detail at high resolutions, and the overall contrast you can achieve. Your camera is good enough to create really good videos in almost any lighting. but the differences between these three are obvious, even on your camera. your aputure light allows your camera to create a lot more detail, and better contrast.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. My old C920/what a lot of people use sometimes struggled even with the elgato keylight at over 50%. Its worth noting the C920 is a really old terrible webcam but some lower end cameras may struggle without more lighting than the Logitech lights can provide.
These may be a cheaper comprise compared to buying Elgato. Just one light is half the cost of the Air models and the monitor stand definitely makes setting up easier. Great video!
Great video !
A question I wanted to ask about the light tests you do: Is the light comfortable? I mean, having a light source focused on a small area and pushed at 100% versus a larger area used at 20% or 50%.
I think it's a significant point to consider, especially since these are lights that are pointed at a person, often for hours, during game sessions or other. What is your feeling about that? (or has anyone tried them too?)
I recently learned it's not the cucumber, per se, but the cool temperature that makes cucumber work. You can simply use a cold compress and yes, it's really supposed to work.
Thank you for always reviewing affordable options. These look like they work just fine and although the surface area may not be ideal, I like that they wouldn't take up a lot of space. I have a window in front of me and have managed pretty well for my one daytime stream, but my lighting is terrible for my nighttime streams. I'd love to be able to turn off my overhead lights and play in a dimmer room. I'm wondering though, how were these on your eyes? They seem bright to have right in your eyes, as they'd be sitting on top of a monitor.
dude video looks so good, love the overhead angle and desktop/box sound, heaps tactile
Great review and comparison, Harris! I think this hits a different spot in the market than the typical key-lights enough to become a success in their own right:
1) Business users. Easy to add to your work monitor and even power from a free USB (on the monitor?). Also won't make your desk look out of place in a typical office environment.
2) People on the move. Great for telcos and even basic content creation when on the go (hotel rooms and conference centers have horrible lighting conditions). They probably fit nicely in the computer backpack/bag/carryon. Would also be a breeze to set up.
3) Off-grid content. On the road/ car-vlogging/bushcrafting/whatever. Get some decent light without bringing a portable generator and a wheelbarrow.
4) Camping. Powered off a power bank this is a really good camp light for flood lighting an outdoor area if you want to pitch a tent or cook or build something after dusk.
For 3 and 4 I'd get a Gorillapod or similar to get more flexibility in mounting. This seems to be a consumer-version of a Lightcube or Litra Pro (wonder about the affiliation)
60 USD is a steal for this kind of flexibility and 90+ CRI.
Edit: Just learned that Litra IPR was acquired by Logitech back in June.. Also check out their Litra Pro which is awesome for a more versatile and "pro" light for videography, photo, etc (1200 LM, comes with diffuser) at 220 USD
Hey mate, I have been watching heaps of your videos over the past few months and I am feeling so good watching your content as it is so natural, keep up the good work and as always happy streaming
Right on time! My next investment for the setup was going to be in lighting. Hopefully, they will be available in the EU soon. I wonder if the monitor stand will fit my slightly curved panel of the monitor (the monitor itself is flat, just the plastic backside has a curve on it).
I personally like the $20 clip on usb ring lights better. The controls are about 2 ft down the cable so you can easily reach it behind the monitor and change levels and tones, and the multiple rings ones really help product multiple angles of light. This logitech looks nice, but like a pain to manipulate the controls, i would have to get out of my chair to reach them. If you could get this on sale for $40 it might be tempting.
60 bucks for lictraglue! I love your sponsors! I feel that the spot in the back is still overpowering and providing more of a balanced overall, but definitely 2 lights and i wish that the bright/dim could be a bit more fine tuned. The comparison of for example the left image and the middle is more of a warmth as the lictra really ghosts you out a bit while the elgato provides a bit more tone overall?
Love small lights. Just a thought, could you do a test of this vs other little lights. I know most are for film but might be a fun test. Playing with light is always fun.
I bet getting approval from both of your sponsors for the ad read and copy must take a long time.....:)
Just want to give a huge shoutout to your discord community for being so helpful and so kind. The community reflects the creator so thanks for being awesome Senpai
Great video! I’d be keen to understand if this would attach ok to a laptop screen with its in box mount? With working from different locations constantly I would love a light like this to ensure good video calls
When "cheap" actually means "Compared to Elgato" and ignores all the 20-dollar keylights on Amazon.
Those lights are a diff category, these things we see on videos like this one are on the proffetional side, it's the upgrade you will do at somepoint when you get out of the small creator label and have grown. At least this is how I see it cause I use an Amazon light and it deff doesn't do the same job.
You are 100% right bro ! you can get a regular large $20-$30 key light and use that ! Doesn’t have to be Logitech or Elgato
A good way to mount something like that would be to use one of those cheap mic boom arms (neewer etc) that you see around the place for like 8 - 20 dollars each.
That's what I use for my Brio webcam, and it works great.
The streamdeck point is a good one! I was about to buy two. I have an aperture MC at the moment but it's battery powered which is great for on the move not so much for on the desk. Would also love to see some tests of how much it would reflect in glasses.
I’m interested to know how it feels looking at the light. I feel some lights you can look at longer than others. The ability to look at the light for hours can be difficult and lumens don’t usually determine that. I’m curious if you are looking at it is the defusing on the Logitech more or less glaring than the elgato?
Thank you! This was a really excellent video and helped me decide to go ahead and get the Litra Glow! The side by side comparison with the other lights was great. Also, you have a super fun personality. Keep up the great work!
Really good, it doesn't seem like a compromise at all at least with your camera (the difference is minute, and with some time you would actually set it all u optimally)
I would like to see a comparison with a few cheap generic lights, I mean an actual handful of one model or something, I feel like you shoul be able to make something out of a bunch of cheap phone ring lights for example, those that come in articulated mounts for makeup stuff.
Another great, educational video. The slight difference I saw between the Logitech and Elgato was that the lighting seems a bit more 'whole'. I'm not sure what that could be, but I suspect maybe the size of the light could be the reason? The same reason the largest light had more coverage (height, obviously as well I suppose). If anything, it makes me want to get the big light!
Sounds like the PERFECT entry level lighting. The fact that I can get 2 of these for the price of a single keylight, is a game changer
All of your videos are just awesome. Quality in picture / audio always stunning. Content on point. Perfect explained in an entertaining way.
I feel like where this one shines is in movable setups. Like when I stream to paint models , it's not in my filming studio but it's in my painting room which is poorly lit and small. So it'd be nice to have this easier to move lighting set up without having to drag all my key lights or studio lights. Not to mention the price point is nice. However, it seems like it's ability is easily replicated in slightly cheaper amazon light finds of similar setup.
These led lights have some excellent features. Alternatively home depot sells a clamp led lamp for $15 that just plugs into an outlet. Assuming you have some white surface to bounce the light source then 3 or 4 lamps work well for a budget setup.
I think the LG light is fine, but in order to really have it look good I think you need two of them shining from opposite sides. I'd have to personally test it, but if i were to buy it i'd probably sit one on either side of my 27" monitor to get optimal lighting. Of course that sorta defeats the purpose of having a cheaper light, but also means that for a smaller set up or a set up with less space you are better off.
Also, Harris I'm not sure about the cucumber trick, but I expect you spend a significant time looking at screens during the day which puts a huge strain on your eyes. I recently got new glasses with the blue light filter and the bags under my eyes have reduced drastically.
Both the brightness and colour temperatures of the Logitech are pretty good! But what needs to be done is the quality of diffusion (too harsh at around the ideal brightness) and surface area.
Perhaps a new version in a 18" bar form factor that can be mounted on top of a monitor would do the trick! (Even better if they could include a Fresnel lens before the diffusion layer so that the lights can project further!)
The great thing about the litra being way cheaper than the keylight is you could go to a two light set up and still have change to buy a bit of diffusion material. The variable colour temperature’s great in a two light setup too, turn one all the way to warm and the other all the way to cool and you end up looking well lit but not ‘flat’, because of the way the lights interact. Or stick both lights on full behind the diffusion material you bought with your change to get something closer to the single softbox wraparound. Or just use the savings to get better audio: that’s always worth investing in.
I’d say with two of the lights on a left/right setup on the 3rd or 4th level of brightness would be great.
I think they look good when u held em in both hands and said they were just above the monitor. I have the Falconeyes RX-8T and it rarely goes above 50%. These Litraglows lights actually look pretty good, does it get hot after long use?
I'm in love with the new intro, can't wait for the rebrand
Thanks for a look at a great alternative light solution. I really cheaped out and got a pair of Neewer usb lights. $40 for the pair.
Like you said - the only thing that really matters is will people refuse to sub because of the lighting quality? I have to insert my color lenses, and I don’t have any app controls. But they work great for me. As for moving up, these Logitech options look great.
I think the Litra would be great for people with limited space, possibly a wall mounted monitor (or in my case a TV).
They could sit on the monitor with the cable routed along side the monitor's video and power cable.
The aperture looks great, because of it's size it difuses alot of light more evenly.
And weirdly enough, the Litra looks a smidge better than the Elgato keylight.
Love the ability to control brightness without any app + ability to power it from USB + being small so you don't need any stands and whatnot is great, but no integration with Streamdeck is a dealbreaker. Once you get used to it, there's no way I'm going back to dark ages of controlling my lights any other way :D
Pretty cool to have a monitor mounted light, but for $60? There are alsp relatively affordable photography lights for half that price.
Looks pretty amazing for thr size and using USB power. Great for the on-the-go streamer.
Honestly, it's good. I might get one, it's a light you can also easily take while you travel. Can't under estimate this space and money this can save you. I believe it won't hinder the viewers experience and will help most streamers who probably don't have a dedicated light for streaming. Nice one
Seems like it does the job pretty well and its portable anytime you need to pack up or use it for different things.
From my experience of using a small light just above the monitor, the brightness and coverage is great, but at just over the monitor it's still really in my eye line and after a while actually starts to hurt my eyes. With something larger, you can have it slightly higher up out of your eye light and keep it a bit lower in terms of brightness.
I think 2 of these at a lower power to reduce coverage positioned just over your monitors would be ok, the shadows and diffusion look really good, to me anyway.
Time spent with cheaper lights and positioning, I don't think you'd be able to tell the difference between more expensive lights, and glancing at the images I couldn't tell if I'm honest.
I definitely wouldn't want to latch these onto the back of my monitor long term, and would look for an arm of some sort, so I like that they kept it simple for the out of the box mount to keep costs down. Future updates to allow Stream Deck control make these a great pickup, so you can push a button to turn both on if you want to.
This was exactly my question. How much LGs small lights would hurt my eyes? As someone who is looking for light solutions, it would be much appreciated if author can comment. Should I look for something bigger or there is no real difference?
I know, at least with my set up, I actually have my light facing a cool colored wall right in front of me. The reflected light provides a to of diffused illumination that rids the pain of it searing into your eyes. I don't know if that's possible in your set up, but it does work for mine
@@kyurofthenorth That's a good shout and I've seen people do similar. If my walls weren't a really dark blue I'd be inclined to give that a go.
I actually love the monitor mounted aspect. I use a triple monitor setup and just mounting one of these on the left and the other on the right for even lighting would be great and fit into my desk setup nicely. Plus that setup is only ~$120 and these things have a lot of versatility with the hardware buttons.
Exactly my thought too. I use 3 monitors (with the left and right ones arranged horizontally) due to lack of desktop space, two of these lights would be a perfect solution I think.
Cucumbers act as a way to provide direct moisture and rejuvenation to where applied on the face. It requires routine application but can provide some relief. A mild amount of concealer will hide them way better. When I boxed I would use concealer to hide black eyes at school and work and no one ever noticed
This could work on the side as well. like a fill? idk pop it on the stream/secondary monitor to fill in some of those missing areas
Thanks this is super helpful. I will not get the Litra but I will consider the Key Light and The bigger light I just hope I have enough outlets to run it when I stream.
Thanks for the 5600k tip for daylight - just tested that out and it looks so much better on camera than my previous settings 👍🏻
what do you do with all these products after ur done with them. I love to take those off ur hand if u dont want them and love all your content and videos. Thanks for the help over the years
My biggest concern with the Logitech light is the size. It was noticeably harsher than the other two. It was the only one where the hair shadows were really pronounced, and the neck shadow was pretty distracting. Normally you could fix this with a sheet of diffusion, either a white sheet or some form of wax/parchment paper, but due to how much light you would lose and the limited amount of lumens you have to work with, it might not be the best option. It's not a bad option for $60 though, I have to say. I would still probably prefer one of the Viltrox, Raleno, or Dazzne panels, but it's definitely a more attractive option than Elgato's lights due to price.
A comparison I would like to see would be a lower end COB compared to both the Elgato and Logitech light, since you can get a proper COB with softbox, grid, and a light stand, for under $200. The GVM P80S (80W) and Godox SL60W (or Y) are probably the best two choices for that, then just pair it with a Godox Octa Softbox. I got my GVM P80S kit for under $100 personally, and the difference from LED panels to that was drastic. It is nice to see the comparison with some more expensive gear just to see what that edge looks like, but since there are much more affordable options, that might be worth looking into.
YESSSS he posted, always so hyped to see him in my notis
Excellent review... answered all my questions. 👍
Thanks for the advice about the color temperature. I've been trying to find this out for a while and couldn't find a solid recommendation. I'll give 5600K a try
Tip for a stand for the light - just get a scissor arm from Amazon for like $20 with the proper screw mount and mount the light on that and clamp it to the back of your desk. Gives a ton of versatility as to where you want to place the light and also gives a ton of free real estate on your desk - currently I use a scissor arm mount for my ring light and camera
Honestly I'd take 2 of these over a Key Light Air any day. I wonder if the articulation on the mount will allow you to easily mount it somewhere else in the room too. Could be a nice alternative if you need a light mounted high up.
10:24 that's not bad at all. but you really need 2 of those lights for it to work. the stand on those lights works fine, I'll just place them on my left and right monitor, since I have a 3 monitor setup normally. I like this product alot
Being someone who travels a fair bit, I’m interested in it as a travel light. For that, I think it’s a great option! Thoughts?
Daylight only is what I know and blending is like a foreign language 💡 This is helpful, happy streaming😊
Where do I order that hoodie that you’re rocking in this video? Also I absolutely love your content. It has helped me create a beautiful streaming setup.
My worry with these lights is they look great when others review them, but every time I buy one, my videos look terrible and I end up returning them. Small lights are just too harsh, I've got the best results with an amazon softbox. I mean I'd love to use smaller lights, but they're usually not good enough :(
It definitely helps to have a super nice camera. It probably would have been good to see the different lights with a more basic webcam, or even the MacBook's webcam.
Yeah, light source size will definitely have an impact on the image quality, no matter it´s advertised as "diffused" or "soft".
re: brightness. Good work on the reality check when it comes to brightness. Some folks will just get the over-powered 2800 lumen light and, as you noted, only use it at 10-15%. One thing to note is that light varies according to the distance squared, so a light that is moved twice as far away is delivering 1/4 the light. Those 2800 lumen lights may be fine if you have to have your lights 4 feet from your face whereas these smaller lights could be placed closer and still deliver decent light.
I already have 2 ring lights, but i want something that is a little easier to work with. Might grab some if im not too lazy to drive. Love your videos
ah id love one of those lights. with like no desk space, a cheap light that can just go on top of the monitor seems great!
How does this compart to a "filmaking light" such as the aputure al-mc rgb thingy?
for a perminant lighting setup i think the light is small & casts hard edges. Other people have mentioned that, for a put up/take down stream setup, or a traveling/WFH zoom lighting kit, this is perfect and economical! but prevent ewaste if you know you’re making a permanent setup, i would save money for something specialized toward pro/permanent studio use-I wish I had!
Man. I just wanna thank you for all the advice and all the help with my goxlr, my streamlabs and choosing which equipment to get. Plz man, keep doing your thing. I would NOT have got this far In to streaming without your advice :)
*I have Just the Keylight Air in My Room and it works just fine but I had to Buy a Small soft box too add too it and it looks fine, but I like the fact that you can use a USB to power the logitech.*
ive had great success with 2 15$ 10in bower ring lights from Walmart. 3 temperature options and 9 brightness levels. I only use them at level 3 and 4 respectively. I've even seen people put tissue paper over them to diffuse better. but mine are about 3 and 4 ft away respectively and diffuse well on their own.
I actually just recently got a Aulynp Magnetic monitor light off Amazon which is pretty similar to this except it is 1/3rd the price. Honestly? Probably doesn't compare to really great lights - I don't have any of those to compare to - but it works pretty dang well! Whole lot better than not having the lighting, that's for sure.
I think it looks really nice actually. Especially for small streamers who don't really have a lot of budget to work with.
it was very smart of them to include the ability to attach the light to really any camera stand. this also means boom mic arms or even something cheap off of amazon if needed. It will add to the cost but it still wont be Elgatoo expensive.
Slice the like button, love it! And you didn't even say "I'm exited" when you started the video, I'm subscribing !
What is the streamer experience of each in terms of heat and eye strain? I'm asking more about the smaller ones vs the large umbrella version.
Combine cool and warm lights and you almost have daylight and because both are on you are getting the maximum output (all 18 led's are on). This also helps with CRI because instead of using expensive led's that have more coverage they can use cheaper led's that cover where the other one is missing in effect giving a higher CRI. This of course is not perfect however it is a budget light! Just wish it was bigger for more diffusion, they might have even got away with using the same amount of led's.
This is actually the exact type of light I have wanted.
I could get 2-4 of these and probably enjoy them more than my key light set up.
Great video, I'm down with the cost and stand. Will pick it up to test
Omg the like button actually lit up when you were taking about it! Liked!
Harris you looked a lot more awake with the cheaper lights. Maybe you just need the monster light to be lower :)
Would being mounted on the monitor cause it to be more shakey? As someone is playing a game or typing at the desk? Would that be a weird effect during streaming?
Also is this light more designed for laptop people for like teleconferencing? Seems to be more aimed at the business user than a streamer though both I think work equally effective.
what i need to know is how long is the battery life (unless it's hooked up to that usb-c wire)
i got a lumecube, but im realizing i might need a 2nd light to get rid of the shadows, so this might be my next buy
Question!. With it being this small, is it distracting on the eyes when your trying to play games? As if you have to have it brighter in order to light you proper means you will have a very bright light pointing right at your eyes..lol.
Just made my first video yesterday... Thanks for everything you do. I need a better camera and a light.
The new studio is really coming along!
I think to be honest the cheap lights are perfectly fine as a budget option. If you’re not looking to play with shadows, and just want an evenly lit face- two of those for the price of one on the next price point is a good option.
Even better, if you like the harsher shadows (maybe it fits your aesthetic, if u got a grittier look and feel) you can get away with just the one.
It’s an entry level product that “can” compete with the next price point alternative depending on your intended use.
Also don’t think adjustable kelvin is a bad thing. Maybe people want to match their tungsten lights for a less competing colour space? Giving people the flexibility and options is always a positive in my book.
Hey great video, i was thinking of picking it up fto review on my channel, seems pretty nifty!
I wish someone would do a work from home webcam lighting tutorial, for someone who might value. Looking good on a conference but might not need the professional quality that would go into making a youtube video or having a dedicated live stream period
I think it's a step in the right direction. But just the quality of life of being able to control it through streamdeck is just to comfortable for me to give up.
13:41 I actually like the first picture. It looks like you have color in your skin whereas the third picture makes it look very clinical.
yes cucumbers do work but it's like using a Cold compresses under you eyes to reducing blood flow but cucumbers all so moisturize and prevent wrinkles because it helps restore skin's natural elasticity.