This 2 pack of video lights has been a game-changer for me. They have not only been great for improving my videos and still pictures but they also double as lights that can be used whenever you need some extra lighting. I have used them as work lights as well.
The lights come packaged with 2 lights, 2 tripods, 2 ball heads, a carrying bag, and 2 USB-A power blocks.
Assembly is very easy. Take minutes. The tripods can be set to 23 to 65 inches which is perfect for any job.
The ball heads pivot and rotates in any direction you would ever use so you can point these lights exactly where you need them.
The lights themselves are very bright. The inline remote controls the brightness from 10% to 100%. You also have 3 modes of light color from warm white to cool white to a combination of both.
The thing I like the most is the fact that these lights use USB-A to power them up. This gives so much flexibility. I have a very large power bank with 2 USB-A outlets on it and this is all I ever use for powering these lights. This gives me the flexibility of setting up anywhere even when there is no AC power outlet around.
The diffusing panels can be removed from the lights but I do not see when I would ever need to do this.
The base of the tripod is very wide and gives a nice stability to the lights even when they are extended to the max.
They also fold down and fit in the small carrying bag provided. They are very light.
I do recommend these to anyone who wants to improve their videos and pictures to professional quality. It makes a difference and eliminates shadows and dark spots which are created when all you use is the flash on your camera or phone.
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This Item  2 Pack Photography Video Lighting Kit, LED Video Light with 62'' Tripod Stand, Tinpops 2500-8500K Studio Streaming Lighting for Video Recording Live Game Podcast YouTube Portrait Photo Shooting |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $59.99 | $73.99 | $59.99 | -14% $59.99 List: $69.99 | $54.99 | $67.99 |
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| Sold by | Tinpops | SJia | Unicucp US | QEUOOIY US | Unicucp US | SJia |
| power source | — | — | Corded Electric | — | Corded Electric,Usb Adapter | Battery Powered,Corded Electric |
| batteries included | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| connectivity tech | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB |
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For beginners, close up lighting, or accent effects
I have two professional 60W LED video/photography light systems including sturdy (bulky) pneumatic stands. Sometimes for quick sessions of experimenting or small products to shoot they are overkill in terms of the amount of time and space to set them up. This small kit is turning out to be handy for "playing around" with arranging basic additional light when I'm shooting indoors using the abundance of natural light that comes into the room.These would be a stretch to count on to be the key light for a face or a person at a desk unless you could get the lights REALLY close and still not interfere with the camera or the person's tolerance for a light close as these would need to be. For those scene these lights might be useful for subtle lighting to touch up a dim area, knock down a problematic small shadow, or to be a faint back light.They were always at full brightness when I used them so far. You can see in the photos how close they are to the subject and that's the resulting image. The middle mode is closest to typical studio lighting temperature. The high temperature "Cool" light mode looks brighter to the eye but at the expense of the pale blue that comes with that temperature, as described in the product literature.For close product photography I find them handy because they are so light weight. I even used one off the stand, laid flat on the top of a white fabric soft box.Power Switch NOTE:One thing you might encounter that is not a fault but a feature I guess - - - - When you first plug the cable's USB plug into a live USB power adapter (included), the power button on the control will glow blue BUT it goes out in 10 seconds if you don't actually press the button to turn on the light. If that happens, then you can press it all you want and nothing comes on. That was confusing; I thought I had a dud.I had to unplug the USB cable from the adapter, plug it back in and start over by pressing the power button within that 10 second window. Then you can play with the settings and even turn off the lights and the blue light will glow to keep the light at the ready for as long as you want even if the lights are turned off indefinitely. The length of the cables is generous so you can get one of the lights to the far end of a dinner table for example with lots of slack still in the cable.The real weak spot in this kit is the legs of the stands. They hold up the lights OK but be gentle with them. Don't push down on the stands or the legs will splay out and the stand will drop a bit like something is slipping. If you tried to force it back you might even find the whole column is no longer perfectly vertical. The leg section is quite soft and flexible.The threaded spigots (the silver plug that the base of the light screws into) is riveted into the black metal tubing. Among other shortcomings since that is not standard on more expensive equipment, you'll have an awkward time threading the base of the light into that unless you keep the top section of the stand unclamped. Then you can twirl that top section along with its spigot in one hand to spin it into the base of the light unit held in your other hand.
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Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2023
The lights come packaged with 2 lights, 2 tripods, 2 ball heads, a carrying bag, and 2 USB-A power blocks.
Assembly is very easy. Take minutes. The tripods can be set to 23 to 65 inches which is perfect for any job.
The ball heads pivot and rotates in any direction you would ever use so you can point these lights exactly where you need them.
The lights themselves are very bright. The inline remote controls the brightness from 10% to 100%. You also have 3 modes of light color from warm white to cool white to a combination of both.
The thing I like the most is the fact that these lights use USB-A to power them up. This gives so much flexibility. I have a very large power bank with 2 USB-A outlets on it and this is all I ever use for powering these lights. This gives me the flexibility of setting up anywhere even when there is no AC power outlet around.
The diffusing panels can be removed from the lights but I do not see when I would ever need to do this.
The base of the tripod is very wide and gives a nice stability to the lights even when they are extended to the max.
They also fold down and fit in the small carrying bag provided. They are very light.
I do recommend these to anyone who wants to improve their videos and pictures to professional quality. It makes a difference and eliminates shadows and dark spots which are created when all you use is the flash on your camera or phone.
Very bright and flexible. USB powered giving extreme portability
Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2023
This 2 pack of video lights has been a game-changer for me. They have not only been great for improving my videos and still pictures but they also double as lights that can be used whenever you need some extra lighting. I have used them as work lights as well.Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2023
The lights come packaged with 2 lights, 2 tripods, 2 ball heads, a carrying bag, and 2 USB-A power blocks.
Assembly is very easy. Take minutes. The tripods can be set to 23 to 65 inches which is perfect for any job.
The ball heads pivot and rotates in any direction you would ever use so you can point these lights exactly where you need them.
The lights themselves are very bright. The inline remote controls the brightness from 10% to 100%. You also have 3 modes of light color from warm white to cool white to a combination of both.
The thing I like the most is the fact that these lights use USB-A to power them up. This gives so much flexibility. I have a very large power bank with 2 USB-A outlets on it and this is all I ever use for powering these lights. This gives me the flexibility of setting up anywhere even when there is no AC power outlet around.
The diffusing panels can be removed from the lights but I do not see when I would ever need to do this.
The base of the tripod is very wide and gives a nice stability to the lights even when they are extended to the max.
They also fold down and fit in the small carrying bag provided. They are very light.
I do recommend these to anyone who wants to improve their videos and pictures to professional quality. It makes a difference and eliminates shadows and dark spots which are created when all you use is the flash on your camera or phone.
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Reviewed in Canada on October 23, 2023
Reviewed in Canada on October 28, 2023
Reviewed in Canada on July 24, 2023
I have two professional 60W LED video/photography light systems including sturdy (bulky) pneumatic stands. Sometimes for quick sessions of experimenting or small products to shoot they are overkill in terms of the amount of time and space to set them up. This small kit is turning out to be handy for "playing around" with arranging basic additional light when I'm shooting indoors using the abundance of natural light that comes into the room.
These would be a stretch to count on to be the key light for a face or a person at a desk unless you could get the lights REALLY close and still not interfere with the camera or the person's tolerance for a light close as these would need to be. For those scene these lights might be useful for subtle lighting to touch up a dim area, knock down a problematic small shadow, or to be a faint back light.
They were always at full brightness when I used them so far. You can see in the photos how close they are to the subject and that's the resulting image. The middle mode is closest to typical studio lighting temperature. The high temperature "Cool" light mode looks brighter to the eye but at the expense of the pale blue that comes with that temperature, as described in the product literature.
For close product photography I find them handy because they are so light weight. I even used one off the stand, laid flat on the top of a white fabric soft box.
Power Switch NOTE:
One thing you might encounter that is not a fault but a feature I guess - - - - When you first plug the cable's USB plug into a live USB power adapter (included), the power button on the control will glow blue BUT it goes out in 10 seconds if you don't actually press the button to turn on the light. If that happens, then you can press it all you want and nothing comes on. That was confusing; I thought I had a dud.
I had to unplug the USB cable from the adapter, plug it back in and start over by pressing the power button within that 10 second window. Then you can play with the settings and even turn off the lights and the blue light will glow to keep the light at the ready for as long as you want even if the lights are turned off indefinitely. The length of the cables is generous so you can get one of the lights to the far end of a dinner table for example with lots of slack still in the cable.
The real weak spot in this kit is the legs of the stands. They hold up the lights OK but be gentle with them. Don't push down on the stands or the legs will splay out and the stand will drop a bit like something is slipping. If you tried to force it back you might even find the whole column is no longer perfectly vertical. The leg section is quite soft and flexible.
The threaded spigots (the silver plug that the base of the light screws into) is riveted into the black metal tubing. Among other shortcomings since that is not standard on more expensive equipment, you'll have an awkward time threading the base of the light into that unless you keep the top section of the stand unclamped. Then you can twirl that top section along with its spigot in one hand to spin it into the base of the light unit held in your other hand.
These would be a stretch to count on to be the key light for a face or a person at a desk unless you could get the lights REALLY close and still not interfere with the camera or the person's tolerance for a light close as these would need to be. For those scene these lights might be useful for subtle lighting to touch up a dim area, knock down a problematic small shadow, or to be a faint back light.
They were always at full brightness when I used them so far. You can see in the photos how close they are to the subject and that's the resulting image. The middle mode is closest to typical studio lighting temperature. The high temperature "Cool" light mode looks brighter to the eye but at the expense of the pale blue that comes with that temperature, as described in the product literature.
For close product photography I find them handy because they are so light weight. I even used one off the stand, laid flat on the top of a white fabric soft box.
Power Switch NOTE:
One thing you might encounter that is not a fault but a feature I guess - - - - When you first plug the cable's USB plug into a live USB power adapter (included), the power button on the control will glow blue BUT it goes out in 10 seconds if you don't actually press the button to turn on the light. If that happens, then you can press it all you want and nothing comes on. That was confusing; I thought I had a dud.
I had to unplug the USB cable from the adapter, plug it back in and start over by pressing the power button within that 10 second window. Then you can play with the settings and even turn off the lights and the blue light will glow to keep the light at the ready for as long as you want even if the lights are turned off indefinitely. The length of the cables is generous so you can get one of the lights to the far end of a dinner table for example with lots of slack still in the cable.
The real weak spot in this kit is the legs of the stands. They hold up the lights OK but be gentle with them. Don't push down on the stands or the legs will splay out and the stand will drop a bit like something is slipping. If you tried to force it back you might even find the whole column is no longer perfectly vertical. The leg section is quite soft and flexible.
The threaded spigots (the silver plug that the base of the light screws into) is riveted into the black metal tubing. Among other shortcomings since that is not standard on more expensive equipment, you'll have an awkward time threading the base of the light into that unless you keep the top section of the stand unclamped. Then you can twirl that top section along with its spigot in one hand to spin it into the base of the light unit held in your other hand.
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Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2023
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