As far as I can tell it's got a head about 1/3 wider, 3 brightness settings instead of 2, it also is a light grey rather than white. So it looks a bit nicer (subjective), definitely has a larger illumination area (useful)and has an extra brightness setting. On the other other hand, it appears to be the same LEDs as colour temperature, CRI and Lux@30cm is the same, there's probably just more LEDs in it. I haven't tested the Luminos but the specs suggest that the light quality would be identical. FYI if you're in the UK both are cheaper from Heamar than direct from Daylight Company.
If you get it (or something similar) drop another comment about your experience, especially if you find something different / some other benefit or problem 👍 might be some january sales soon.
Absolutely splendid review, really informational. I’m looking right now purchasing this lamp as it’s actually the cheapest at 135€ in Finland. Better quality lamps retail over 300. Thank you for the video!
Great review! Recently really got into the hobby of painting miniatures due to becoming a very passionate DM, running DnD for my nerdy ass friends (who hadn't played before, ever) Soon we're doing our 7th 4 hour session, and everybody is hyped! I was struggling painting on the hours I liked (as I work hospitality, so its always dark out when I get home and have free time) Saw this lamp was on sale on a webshop, watched this review and instantly purchased. Snagged it for just 100 euro's, total steal.
Great stuff! Ive had this for over a year now, no problems to note. I find that I'll often use it during good daylight hours as well (unless the daylight is really good) as it improves the workspace lighting even when it's not dark
What a brilliant and well considered review! I'm considering buying this lamp. I'm hesistant because I worry those joints will eventually slip- I saw someone review it that way on Amazon. To be honest I would happily pay £300 for a lamp if I knew it would last for more than a decade. I really hate buying things that only last a couple to a few years. I'm definitely leaning more towards this lamp due to your video. Thank you for taking the time to make it!
Thanks for the glowing review of my review! I've had the lamp about 6 months now, none of the pivots are loose at all. I leave it up at weired angles all the time and it doesn't slip. There is a tiny bit of play where the bottom of the arm sits in the clamp base, but that allows it to be swung around easily. I've probably had it on, which includes switching between low and high a fair bit, about 200 hours in total so far and there's no issues to date. For a good quality 'hobby level' lamp I'm very pleased with it.
This is fabulously put together. Great review. I have an Elgato key light and I’ve just eyeballed the Kelvin but now having a figure 5500 to aim for it may look better. The downside is there is no real way to diffuse it. But once again great production on this video, great job 😎🥶
Hey thanks👍 is the keylight model you have controlled by software so you can change the colour temperature and lumen output? If so, that one looks really interesting
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures yes that’s the one. It is ridiculously light. The one you have reviewed is on offer at £81 at Amazon at the moment. I’m tempted to pick one up as it allows you to manoeuvre it a lot better than you can the Elgato even with the Flex arm attachment
I just bought this lamp after watching your video and I really love it. Thanks for all the details you gave in your video that helped so much ! Gonna use it at my desk / workbench to draw and sculpt
Thanks for the review, subbed for future vids. Glad to hear you got your mike sorted :) I'm trying to decide between this and a lightcraft pro. I think we are at the point in the miniature hobby where £100-120 on light should be seen as a bargain when you consider just how much use we get from it and how much it protects our eyes.
Thanks for the comment. I hadn't seen much about the Lightcraft Pro, had a look now and it looks to have a better head movement range than the Lumi but I can't find anything about specific about the CRI values or an indepth review. Let me know how you get on if you get either! I've had the Lumi a while now and I totally agree re: value. When you think how much we spend on models, paint, brushes etc, and how important good vision is, £90ish starts to feel a lot more reasonable.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures the lightcraft is the light the GW studio painters use in warhammer world so I assume it's good but I was concerned I couldn't really find the specs. I pulled the trigger with the lumi just after I commented last night, should arrive on Saturday.
Very good review. Thankyou for making this video. The color temperature looks very good. Now I'm thinking about getting one for my Fly Tying. I currently have to use three lights to get the amount of light I feel comfortable with. One is an overhead magnifying fluorescent light, other light is from Alert Stamping, and one more smaller LED light for the background. I already spent enough money, and I probably have enough light, but the Lumi really lights up your desk and the color temperature is spot on. I think I would be happy if I had one. I could always use the other lights incase I needed more light. Going to watch your other video now. Take Care, Aloha 🌴🎣🏄♂️🎄☃️
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Maybe that's why Fly Tyer Davy McPhail UK has a blue desk mat to hide the blue light. He just made a video of his fly tying room. Shows the light, and that's where I found out about it. Aloha🌴🎣🏄♂️🎄☃️
The light isn't noticeably blue, more that it feels fractionally cooler than warmer than a perfectly white light. I like using it on the low brightness setting most of the time unless filming a video which benefits from more light
Great review! One thing i did not quite understand. Why cant the lamp be positioned on the book shelf and racing down parallell to the desk? On images i see that it can be rotated. Thanks.
Hi thanks. I did a short follow up video with a bit more info about the positioning including overlooking one of the pivots. It can actually be positioned much closer to what I wanted than I thought when making the main review
Have you had any problems with the lamp? I bought one in early 2020 and the switch is now not working every time. I looked at taking it apart but not found a way yet.
I haven't had any issues at all. I would expect that if it stays on when you manage to switch it on then it is the switch mechanism at fault rather than some other problem with the wiring. I'm not a competent electrician but now you've mentioned it I can imagine that the switch is a bit of a weak link as it isn't a basic switch that allows you to switch it to permanently on (on the switch) whereby you could then just use the wall switch to turn it on and off. Total guess here (and I wouldn't recommend doing it) bit if you can get the head unit open it might be possible to bypass the switch, but you then wouldn't have the 2 brightness settings. If you're in the UK it could be worth it to contact the retailer and explain politely that this is a premium item that you've used well within it's intended use range and although out of warranty you believe a replacement is appropriate in accordance with your consumer rights because it is reasonable that it should still work after 3 years careful use (as an item marketed as high quality). Google money-saving expert consumer rights- it's a last resort option but worth a shot as it is true that this is meant to be a fairly premium lamp (which advertises the longevity of theLEDs) and I would expect other components to last.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Thanks for the reply, I am in Canada and bought the lamp whilst in the US plus it is just about 4 years old so no doubt out of warranty. I do have a local lamp store that has repaired a bedside lamp for me in the past so I might try him to see if it can be fixed. I only use the highest setting when painting figures so if I cannot get the switch fixed I might just ease the switch out and replace it with a straight forward on/off one. Worst case scenario is I can get a new lamp from Walmart for a reasonable price. Cheers, Graham
Awesome video. Thanks for taking the time and sharing. I'm really tempted to go for this light but seen 'the Native lighting N1190' on Heamar Which is roughly the same price. I don't suppose you are aware of that model? How it might compare etc. Not sure what direction to go lol. I think the cr is 86, little less lumen, and is dimmable. Now you have used it for a while... Would you prefer the Lumi was dimmable or do you like the two solid levels can I ask? Thanks!
Thanks for the comment. I've not used the N1190 but looking at the specs it's specced at 5500k rather than the 6000k of the Lumi, so the lumi will be a little more blue. In honesty that will come down to preference. If anything, 5500k is probably slightly more preferable for craft/painting. Re: dimming, I dont really miss that at all, I just move the lamp up or down a bit!! The n1190 is specced a little less bright. Again, neglible difference. I regularly use my lumi on the lower setting. So the N1190 looks as good to me. The only 'unknown' is the diffusion which you can't tell in specs you'd need to find a video of it in action. Hope that's helpful. Btw i got my lumi from Heamar- no problem with the service.
Forgot to say- i did a quick update video for the Lumi as I've recently realised I was wrong about the positioning issue which I marked it down for. So it's actually a bit better in that regard than my original video comments suggest.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Thanks buddy! I am leaning toward Lumi. As like you say I can somewhat see the diffusion on the Lumi at least. Can't find any vids of the NL. Tbh I guess there won't be much in it between the two really. Thanks again!
I don't think that I've ever seen a product review that covers every single point I wanted addressed. You have a new subscriber here however I will say you might want to invest in a better mic. Thank you!
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Yeah I noticed the note on the video about your audio quality after I commented haha. Looking forward to seeing future videos.
@@JP-dv7rf ah no! If you're dealing directly with the manufacturer let us know what their customer service is like on the refund/replacement. Hopefully that gets sorted quickly for you
Hey, great video! Its nice that you talk about the hard/soft shadows, people normally just focus on the temperature, and this seems as important. I am planning to buy this lamp, but I am quite confused by the lack of rotating head. In the pictures at the website, you can clearly see three rotational joints, which should allow for the movement you are talking about. They also show the head in different angles, like perpendicular to the arm. How is it possible? Is the mechanism in the pictures not in the final product? Am I missing something?
Thanks! Yes the diffusion is really important and I really like this lamp for the diffusion. I'll double check the movement of the head and reply more thoroughly when home from work. I recall thinking that the pictures on the website looked like it has more movement options than it does. When I check it later I'll reply more thoroughly
So I've double checked now that I'm home. Short answer- it does move in the way you mentioned. Longer answer- I've just uploaded another (shorter) video explaining the range of movements in more detail- your comment made me realise that I didn't cover this in enough detail and I actually missed something quite important. Thanks for commenting 👍
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Many thanks, for the answer and the extra video! With that question solved, it seems like a really good fit for my needs. I already ordered mine ;)
While the lights are great there is NO, repeat NO service of any kind offered. However they ARE happy to sell you another possible defective product! They will not even provide schematics or tell you where to go for repairs other than "Thank you for your email and sorry to hear about the issue you are having with your lamp. Unfortunately, we do not offer a repair service. We are sorry to be unable to help you further. Our suggestion would be to take the lamp to a lighting store/hardware store to see if they can repair the lamp. If you need advice to purchase a replacement lamp please let us know what you are looking for and we will be happy to help! Kind Regards..."
Thanks for the feedback. I haven't had need to contact customer services but your experience might be useful to other people watching the review. Was it the Lumi in particular you had a problem with? What was the problem / failure?
The light has power to all points but does not work. The response I quoted was verbatim from their email. I left off the person's name for privacy. I sent an email asking if they repaired or sold schematics for this light. They do neither. I have 7 other lights of theirs. 1 other has an intermittent switch. So sad because when these lights are working they are fabulous. I will be looking for a brand that stands behind their products with warranty & repair services. Thanks for asking.
It's frustrating when a reasonably premium and good product has poor support. I imagine it comes down to a mixture of the manufacturer saving money at the expense of annoying their customers, and maybe not wanting to sell spare electrical components for fear of a customer injuring themselves doing DIY repair which is somewhat understandable (hence unwillingness to give schematics). Thanks for the information- it's helpful in giving a broader perspective to anyone thinking of buying one.
I have done so. The audio equipment used in this video was actually usable, it was a problem with the motherboard on my PC- something to do with the power routing interfering with the onboard sound device. I cleaned it up as much as possible but know it was still poor.
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Let me know what you think of the review! Especially if you have different view on this lamp or can recommend a similar lamp for similar or less money
Hi been looking at these lamps also came across a 35600 twice the price is they must difference do u know.
As far as I can tell it's got a head about 1/3 wider, 3 brightness settings instead of 2, it also is a light grey rather than white. So it looks a bit nicer (subjective), definitely has a larger illumination area (useful)and has an extra brightness setting. On the other other hand, it appears to be the same LEDs as colour temperature, CRI and Lux@30cm is the same, there's probably just more LEDs in it. I haven't tested the Luminos but the specs suggest that the light quality would be identical.
FYI if you're in the UK both are cheaper from Heamar than direct from Daylight Company.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures hi thankyou I think il go for the 35500 after watching ur review. Great review by the way. Take care .
thank you in your position and need a decent light this is now in contention
If you get it (or something similar) drop another comment about your experience, especially if you find something different / some other benefit or problem 👍 might be some january sales soon.
Absolutely splendid review, really informational. I’m looking right now purchasing this lamp as it’s actually the cheapest at 135€ in Finland. Better quality lamps retail over 300. Thank you for the video!
Great review! Recently really got into the hobby of painting miniatures due to becoming a very passionate DM, running DnD for my nerdy ass friends (who hadn't played before, ever)
Soon we're doing our 7th 4 hour session, and everybody is hyped!
I was struggling painting on the hours I liked (as I work hospitality, so its always dark out when I get home and have free time)
Saw this lamp was on sale on a webshop, watched this review and instantly purchased.
Snagged it for just 100 euro's, total steal.
Great stuff! Ive had this for over a year now, no problems to note. I find that I'll often use it during good daylight hours as well (unless the daylight is really good) as it improves the workspace lighting even when it's not dark
After watching this review I have bought one of these lamps. I am delighted with it. Also your update was really useful too. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback! That's great, I'm glad it was useful 👍
Fantastic review!
Thanks for taking time to present this in an excellent way- I’ve just ordered one and this has made me feel a lot better!😊
Thanks 👍 add a comment with your views once you've used the lamp a while if you have time :)
I really want to thank you a lot
I just bought the lamp I hope it will arrive quickly I can’t wait anymore
Thank you so much again !
Thanks for the comment! When you've used it for a while, let me know what you think of it
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures i will thank you so much again your review was amazing
What a brilliant and well considered review! I'm considering buying this lamp. I'm hesistant because I worry those joints will eventually slip- I saw someone review it that way on Amazon. To be honest I would happily pay £300 for a lamp if I knew it would last for more than a decade. I really hate buying things that only last a couple to a few years. I'm definitely leaning more towards this lamp due to your video. Thank you for taking the time to make it!
Thanks for the glowing review of my review! I've had the lamp about 6 months now, none of the pivots are loose at all. I leave it up at weired angles all the time and it doesn't slip. There is a tiny bit of play where the bottom of the arm sits in the clamp base, but that allows it to be swung around easily. I've probably had it on, which includes switching between low and high a fair bit, about 200 hours in total so far and there's no issues to date. For a good quality 'hobby level' lamp I'm very pleased with it.
This is fabulously put together. Great review. I have an Elgato key light and I’ve just eyeballed the Kelvin but now having a figure 5500 to aim for it may look better. The downside is there is no real way to diffuse it.
But once again great production on this video, great job 😎🥶
Hey thanks👍 is the keylight model you have controlled by software so you can change the colour temperature and lumen output? If so, that one looks really interesting
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures yes that’s the one. It is ridiculously light. The one you have reviewed is on offer at £81 at Amazon at the moment. I’m tempted to pick one up as it allows you to manoeuvre it a lot better than you can the Elgato even with the Flex arm attachment
I just bought this lamp after watching your video and I really love it. Thanks for all the details you gave in your video that helped so much ! Gonna use it at my desk / workbench to draw and sculpt
Thanks for the comment! Let us know how you find the lamp after a few months of use for drawing / sculpting 👍
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures I will !
@@heyyo7033 Hey, how did it go?
Thank you for such an in depth review.
A brilliant and thoroughly thorough review! Thank you, NPM! 🙂👍🏼
Thanks!!
Thanks for the review, subbed for future vids. Glad to hear you got your mike sorted :) I'm trying to decide between this and a lightcraft pro. I think we are at the point in the miniature hobby where £100-120 on light should be seen as a bargain when you consider just how much use we get from it and how much it protects our eyes.
Thanks for the comment. I hadn't seen much about the Lightcraft Pro, had a look now and it looks to have a better head movement range than the Lumi but I can't find anything about specific about the CRI values or an indepth review. Let me know how you get on if you get either! I've had the Lumi a while now and I totally agree re: value. When you think how much we spend on models, paint, brushes etc, and how important good vision is, £90ish starts to feel a lot more reasonable.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures the lightcraft is the light the GW studio painters use in warhammer world so I assume it's good but I was concerned I couldn't really find the specs. I pulled the trigger with the lumi just after I commented last night, should arrive on Saturday.
@@lardidar-lewismoorby2702 I'll be keen to know your thoughts once you've used it a few times
Really in depth review, thanks. Definitely better than the daylight lamp I bought from Hobbycraft!
Thanks! Yes it's a good lamp, I wouldn't normally spend that much on one but it was worth it
Very good review. Thankyou for making this video.
The color temperature looks very good. Now I'm thinking about getting one for my Fly
Tying. I currently have to use three lights to get the amount of light I feel comfortable with.
One is an overhead magnifying fluorescent light, other light is from Alert Stamping, and one more smaller LED light for the background.
I already spent enough money, and I probably have enough light, but the Lumi really lights up your desk and the color temperature is spot on. I think I would be happy if I had one. I could always use the other lights incase I needed more light.
Going to watch your other video now.
Take Care,
Aloha 🌴🎣🏄♂️🎄☃️
Thanks for the comment. The Lumi is very very slightly on the blue side of perfect daylight. I really like it. Still using it with no problems
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures
Maybe that's why Fly Tyer Davy McPhail UK has a blue desk mat to hide the blue light.
He just made a video of his fly tying room. Shows the light, and that's where I found out about it.
Aloha🌴🎣🏄♂️🎄☃️
The light isn't noticeably blue, more that it feels fractionally cooler than warmer than a perfectly white light. I like using it on the low brightness setting most of the time unless filming a video which benefits from more light
Great review! One thing i did not quite understand. Why cant the lamp be positioned on the book shelf and racing down parallell to the desk? On images i see that it can be rotated. Thanks.
Hi thanks. I did a short follow up video with a bit more info about the positioning including overlooking one of the pivots. It can actually be positioned much closer to what I wanted than I thought when making the main review
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures As perfect. See it now. Thanks for fast answer, and great videos👍🍻
Thanks for the review! Are you still happy with this lamp? Does it flicker at all?
Still very happy with it. I dont notice any flicker at all, either in person or in any of the videos I've made (it's used in all of them)
Have you had any problems with the lamp? I bought one in early 2020 and the switch is now not working every time. I looked at taking it apart but not found a way yet.
I haven't had any issues at all. I would expect that if it stays on when you manage to switch it on then it is the switch mechanism at fault rather than some other problem with the wiring. I'm not a competent electrician but now you've mentioned it I can imagine that the switch is a bit of a weak link as it isn't a basic switch that allows you to switch it to permanently on (on the switch) whereby you could then just use the wall switch to turn it on and off. Total guess here (and I wouldn't recommend doing it) bit if you can get the head unit open it might be possible to bypass the switch, but you then wouldn't have the 2 brightness settings. If you're in the UK it could be worth it to contact the retailer and explain politely that this is a premium item that you've used well within it's intended use range and although out of warranty you believe a replacement is appropriate in accordance with your consumer rights because it is reasonable that it should still work after 3 years careful use (as an item marketed as high quality). Google money-saving expert consumer rights- it's a last resort option but worth a shot as it is true that this is meant to be a fairly premium lamp (which advertises the longevity of theLEDs) and I would expect other components to last.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Thanks for the reply, I am in Canada and bought the lamp whilst in the US plus it is just about 4 years old so no doubt out of warranty. I do have a local lamp store that has repaired a bedside lamp for me in the past so I might try him to see if it can be fixed. I only use the highest setting when painting figures so if I cannot get the switch fixed I might just ease the switch out and replace it with a straight forward on/off one. Worst case scenario is I can get a new lamp from Walmart for a reasonable price. Cheers, Graham
@@grahamwilkinson8219 good luck. It's a good lamp so if you can keep it working at a reasonable cost it's probably worth it
Awesome video. Thanks for taking the time and sharing.
I'm really tempted to go for this light but seen 'the Native lighting N1190' on Heamar
Which is roughly the same price. I don't suppose you are aware of that model? How it might compare etc.
Not sure what direction to go lol. I think the cr is 86, little less lumen, and is dimmable. Now you have used it for a while... Would you prefer the Lumi was dimmable or do you like the two solid levels can I ask?
Thanks!
Thanks for the comment. I've not used the N1190 but looking at the specs it's specced at 5500k rather than the 6000k of the Lumi, so the lumi will be a little more blue. In honesty that will come down to preference. If anything, 5500k is probably slightly more preferable for craft/painting. Re: dimming, I dont really miss that at all, I just move the lamp up or down a bit!! The n1190 is specced a little less bright. Again, neglible difference. I regularly use my lumi on the lower setting. So the N1190 looks as good to me. The only 'unknown' is the diffusion which you can't tell in specs you'd need to find a video of it in action. Hope that's helpful. Btw i got my lumi from Heamar- no problem with the service.
Forgot to say- i did a quick update video for the Lumi as I've recently realised I was wrong about the positioning issue which I marked it down for. So it's actually a bit better in that regard than my original video comments suggest.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Thanks buddy! I am leaning toward Lumi. As like you say I can somewhat see the diffusion on the Lumi at least. Can't find any vids of the NL. Tbh I guess there won't be much in it between the two really.
Thanks again!
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures ah right. I seen that but didn't notice it was part two. I'll check it out too :)
Unscrew the light head and turn it over. This will allow you light out more than your paint stagg
thank for a great review, it was helpful
Thank you, glad it's helpful 👍
I don't think that I've ever seen a product review that covers every single point I wanted addressed. You have a new subscriber here however I will say you might want to invest in a better mic. Thank you!
Hey thanks for the feedback, much appreciated. I've already got a new mic set up, it definitely wasn't good audio in this video.
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Yeah I noticed the note on the video about your audio quality after I commented haha. Looking forward to seeing future videos.
Thanks for taking time to comment. If you ever get the lamp or something similar and want to add your thoughts on it do leave another comment 👍
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Well I went out and bought one and the bloody thing doesn't work, just my luck haha. Negotiating a replacement now.
@@JP-dv7rf ah no! If you're dealing directly with the manufacturer let us know what their customer service is like on the refund/replacement. Hopefully that gets sorted quickly for you
Hey, great video! Its nice that you talk about the hard/soft shadows, people normally just focus on the temperature, and this seems as important. I am planning to buy this lamp, but I am quite confused by the lack of rotating head. In the pictures at the website, you can clearly see three rotational joints, which should allow for the movement you are talking about. They also show the head in different angles, like perpendicular to the arm. How is it possible? Is the mechanism in the pictures not in the final product? Am I missing something?
Thanks! Yes the diffusion is really important and I really like this lamp for the diffusion. I'll double check the movement of the head and reply more thoroughly when home from work. I recall thinking that the pictures on the website looked like it has more movement options than it does. When I check it later I'll reply more thoroughly
So I've double checked now that I'm home. Short answer- it does move in the way you mentioned. Longer answer- I've just uploaded another (shorter) video explaining the range of movements in more detail- your comment made me realise that I didn't cover this in enough detail and I actually missed something quite important. Thanks for commenting 👍
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures Many thanks, for the answer and the extra video! With that question solved, it seems like a really good fit for my needs. I already ordered mine ;)
While the lights are great there is NO, repeat NO service of any kind
offered. However they ARE happy to sell you another possible defective
product! They will not even provide schematics or tell you where to go
for repairs other than "Thank you for your email and sorry to hear about
the issue you are having with your lamp. Unfortunately, we do not offer
a repair service. We are sorry to be unable to help you further. Our
suggestion would be to take the lamp to a lighting store/hardware store
to see if they can repair the lamp. If you need advice to purchase a
replacement lamp please let us know what you are looking for and we will
be happy to help! Kind Regards..."
Thanks for the feedback. I haven't had need to contact customer services but your experience might be useful to other people watching the review. Was it the Lumi in particular you had a problem with? What was the problem / failure?
The light has power to all points but does not work. The response I quoted was verbatim from their email. I left off the person's name for privacy. I sent an email asking if they repaired or sold schematics for this light. They do neither. I have 7 other lights of theirs. 1 other has an intermittent switch. So sad because when these lights are working they are fabulous. I will be looking for a brand that stands behind their products with warranty & repair services. Thanks for asking.
It's frustrating when a reasonably premium and good product has poor support. I imagine it comes down to a mixture of the manufacturer saving money at the expense of annoying their customers, and maybe not wanting to sell spare electrical components for fear of a customer injuring themselves doing DIY repair which is somewhat understandable (hence unwillingness to give schematics). Thanks for the information- it's helpful in giving a broader perspective to anyone thinking of buying one.
You need to invest in better audio.
I have done so. The audio equipment used in this video was actually usable, it was a problem with the motherboard on my PC- something to do with the power routing interfering with the onboard sound device. I cleaned it up as much as possible but know it was still poor.
The audio on this...
Yeh I know, sorry! I was having a terrible time trying to set up mics properly at the time
@@NoProcrastinationMiniatures AH fair play, good information though. :)
How terrible is this audio quality!
Thanks for the feedback! Audio is much improved in later videos.