The addition of a flag or blackwrap to the edge of the light usually brings this flare under control. With adjustable color temperature (3200K–5600K), HSI (Hue, Saturation, and Intensity) mode, dimming control, and a high CRI of 97, create any color and lighting effect easily using this RGB LED panel light. This 660 RGB LED 2-Light Kit with Stands from Neewer features two 660 RGB light panels, each with barn doors, a diffuser, a 6.

Stable Light Stand- Aluminum alloy light stand is solidly built and can extend from 26" to 75" (66 to 190cm) for flexible light positioning. Easy Control- Control the brightness levels, color temperature, and switch channels from up to 65ft/20m away with the Neewer app. We have a common understanding of the fine details and practicality of quality products and always support every product we make. They mention that the lights are great and good value, and do a great job illuminating a large area.Fat Llama is a peer-to-peer rental platform — we connect people who need stuff with people who have stuff. Inside the app, you can select groups (1�C8/All) and strobe scenes; adjust brightness, color temperature, hue (0~360°), and saturation (0~100%); and save two favorite lightings presets. Premium Metal Design- The rugged aluminum design allows the heat to dissipate effectively without the need for a noisy fan. Intelligent App Control- Download the “Neewer” app on your smartphone and use it to control these two lights.

I recently had a small green screen shoot I was due to shoot with a small team consisting of myself as Director/Camera and a Camera Assistant. For example, they mention that the light output is good, the lights are very strong, and they do a great job illuminating a large area. The lights are a little smaller than the usual 1×1 LED panel, which was a little bit of a shock, however the output is pretty good. They mention that it has excellent color temperature controls, and it's easy to change the brightness and warmth of the color.They say that the light output is good, the lights are very strong, and the panels offer color temp and brightness controls that are easy to navigate. This seems to work great at getting rid of the multiple shadows without loosing too much of the output of the lamp. You can mount the lamp at 90 degrees to the stand, and this moves the yoke to behind the lamp, meaning the barn doors can move freely, however I felt this made the lamp a little unstable on the stand, as its sort of ‘leans’ forward.

I've had these light for over 5 years now and they are still going strong, and they've come on almost every single Film Set or Shoot I've done. It would be good to see some control over the colour, ideally a Bi-Colour control on the Candle Light, Lightning and Display Screen, and perhaps a choice of colours on the Emergency Services effects to suit the county you’re filming in. It is provided with a power cable, but can also be powered using Sony NP-F batteries (not supplied). Usually I’d usually use my tungsten lights for this sort of project, however since I’ve got a set of FalconEyes RX-18TDs, which are a beautiful fill and key light, I was keen to add to my LED light offering a couple of lamps to light the green screen. The Neewer RGB660 lights come with a plastic diffusion material, which is great to help diffuse the individual LEDS, however with the barn doors attached I noticed you ended up with multiple shadows at close range.Compared to the Bi-Colour Neewer 660 lamps you do loose out a little on the maximum brightness, due to the LEDS being split between Bi-Colour and RGB, however you do gain than elusive RGB mode!