Underwater Video Light for under 100 $ - TrustFire DF50

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • Dive into the review of the TrustFire DF50, a game-changer in underwater video lighting. This video provides an in-depth look into how this underwater video light performs in real-world diving situations, making it a must-watch for any underwater videography enthusiast or professional.
    Explore the distinctive features of the TrustFire DF50 underwater video light, from its battery life to color modes, and learn how it could change your underwater photography and videography experience. With its impressive lumens output and wide beam, the TrustFire DF50 brings the vibrant colors of the underwater world to life, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their footage without breaking the bank!
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    +++ TABLE OF CONTENTS +++
    00:00 Intro
    00:57 Brightness
    02:01 Contents of the Box
    02:58 Battery
    03:38 Lighting Modes
    04:36 A small downside
    05:45 Performance Under Water
    07:00 Final Thoughts
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Комментарии • 24

  • @albertokusmic9239
    @albertokusmic9239 Год назад

    Great product review, Ben, as usual. Thanks for sharing 👌

  • @EllieLin2000
    @EllieLin2000 7 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Ben, can't wait for your next video!😊

  • @user-hp1cr5gr2g
    @user-hp1cr5gr2g 10 месяцев назад

    Good share😍😍

  • @reubenang6541
    @reubenang6541 10 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Ben just finished my fundies. Waiting for your next video :)

    • @DoktorBEN
      @DoktorBEN  10 месяцев назад +1

      Congrats! I’m working on.

  • @scubaclient355
    @scubaclient355 6 месяцев назад +1

    I've been using their batteries for years. Bought them in Singapore.

  • @frankvaldor7131
    @frankvaldor7131 Год назад +1

    Hi Ben, nice review. I think the light is suitable for lots of people, e.g. the casual GoPro underwater videographer. It certainly will beef up an otherwise dark and crappy video. And I think this exactly the audience the manufacturer is aiming for. It is surely not for the professional videographer producing for TV or movie industry.
    However, these kind of small lights are perfect for lighting up background when doing video work in mines. You just throw them in a corner to light up a wall or but it behind an object. CRI does not matter that much in a mine. It is all black anyway...

    • @DoktorBEN
      @DoktorBEN  Год назад

      Absolutely! It’s surely not meant for TV production! And as you said…brighten up the background in a cave it’s exactly what this light is perfect for

  • @manosbak
    @manosbak 8 месяцев назад

    10 years ago i bought a trustfire flashlight, still working, but replaced it cause was big and hravy

  • @celine8811
    @celine8811 5 месяцев назад

    So, after 8 months, what do you think of this light? How do you like the 150° angle? This should make you loose quite some lumens vs a light with a 120° angle I guess. I want a light mostly for ocean videos (macro or to give a bit of reflection to shoals of fish).

    • @DoktorBEN
      @DoktorBEN  2 месяца назад

      Still using it and still satisfied. Is a good light for the price

  • @DoktorBEN
    @DoktorBEN  Год назад

    What kind of video lights do you currently use? Let's discuss!

  • @mailpubblica2
    @mailpubblica2 Год назад

    How can i mount It on a Homeet Stick to use with a GoPro?

    • @DoktorBEN
      @DoktorBEN  Год назад

      Guess it’ll be too heavy for that anyway. These kind of lights is made for ball heads. But the ball head uses a 1/4“ thread and can be unscrewed. Do you nicht be able to use the standard screws that are used for the GoPro mounts.

    • @mailpubblica2
      @mailpubblica2 Год назад

      So what do you suggest for a GoPro?

  • @josephdracula7487
    @josephdracula7487 Год назад +1

    😎👍🤿!

  • @Histogramas
    @Histogramas Год назад +1

    372g with ball clamp, no batery
    670g with ball and battery.
    Underwater behaves nice but in green waters heh... if you dive in clear waters ok, if not... let's say keep it around 1.5 meters from the illuminated motif to get some color back. Remember that in water reds disappear at around 5 meters so if you are lighting a motif 2.5meters away, the round trip will be 5 meters, ok? Better to leave a light there and shoot from 3 meters than illuminating the motif from 2.5 meters and filming it.
    I found the durarion of the bright very poor to say the truth. Some chinese "18000 lumen (not)" are actually more potent but aldo more durable. The blue light (and uv) in this divelight is nice and you should get some real nice induced fluorescence out of it. ;)

    • @moonwalkingbeluga6459
      @moonwalkingbeluga6459 3 месяца назад

      Hi, which model would you recommend ( under 100usd and with both white and uv lights?) Cheers

  • @ttonAb2
    @ttonAb2 Год назад +1

    This light is garbage, uses XML 2 emitters and low CRI, probably not stable output over the runtime either.

    • @DoktorBEN
      @DoktorBEN  Год назад

      Possible…first impressions were good, but time will tell how it performs over longer time

    • @rik16256
      @rik16256 Год назад

      Do you know where I can find some diffusers for it?

    • @Histogramas
      @Histogramas Год назад

      Indeed. They lose power along the hour. On max they last around 45 minutes and the intensity varies a lot. Not good for a stable video. But nice for macro if you don't keep them on all the time ;)