GVM RGB LED Panel Video Light, Photography Lighting with APP Control, 800D Video Lighting Kit for YouTube Studio, Gaming, Streaming, Conference, 8 Kinds of Scene Lights, CRI 97, 2 Packs

This is a really great upgrade to my photo and video lighting needs. The pair of GVM RGB 800D has a ton of features, I'm just blown away by the value and uses I've found for them so far. I do a little photo work, video production, and even have been using these to enhance my remote work/video call lighting for a dim office - it really makes a difference there and I didn't see that bonus coming until I set them up.First off, the kit comes in a really nice carrying case that appears to be ready for some serious transport without damage. There's a bunch of stuff in there, so the nice handled case makes for a pro look when shooting remote. You basically get 2 800D RBG lights, 2 power supplies, and 2 stands in the little suitcase. They took about 3 minutes to unpack, plug in and mount on the stands. Super easy. The stands are sturdy, around 6 feet plus the light on top - plenty of adjustments in between.You can use the lights individually, setting everything on the back of each (all of the settings are in the product description - so I won't duplicate those) and the dials and buttons are simple to use. A quick switch to primary/replica mode on the back makes it super easy to control both with the primary light - no setup needed, no wifi, nothing. Just works out of the box using IR between the lights. Love that feature. From there you can do a ton of other things including installing the GVM Easy app (I used the Android version in the Play Store) and control the pair from your phone. There are also a bunch of preset disco/lightning/flash bulb/party/police/etc. modes that are going to have my kids getting some fun out of these things too - another bonus (or might be perfect for the live entertainment folks out there). Can't wait to order some batteries for these and take them remote for some shoots where lighting will make all the diff. Color accuracy is pretty amazing, seriously this is one of the best values for the price I have in my growing set of photo/video gear. I added these 2 lights to a GVM non RGB one that I love and my only problem now is wanting to replace my old stuff with more of these... soon haha. Hope that helps!

These things are essential for content creators and professional videographers. I use them for everything. They have tons of functions, color options, and brightness. The key to good video quality is good lighting, and these are great for beginners and pros alike.

The media could not be loaded. The first thing you need for photography is good light, one of the most important things to take with you after your camera is a top-notch light.Now, I know what you’re thinking - using artificial lights is expensive and time-consuming and difficult to learn.Back in the day using artificial lights was expensive and time-consuming and yet difficult to learn and the lights were big and heavy.But these days, there are all kinds of portable, and affordable lights for photographers.Add visual interest and drama with any color of the spectrum using these amazing GVM 800D RGB lights, these come equipped with 252 led beads of warm and cold color. And 252 pieces of red, green and blue RGB lamps creates an adjustable color light for different types of shotsLikewise, it offers tons of adjustments, from the color temperature to the brightness to the color saturation, video lighting panel illuminates a variable white balance from tungsten-daylight 3200K-5600K color temperature,LED Panel light can use two modes to power, you can use AC adapter and Sony F750/970 battery (not included) to supply power outdoor or indoor.What comes in this kit:2 -800D RGB Video Light2- soft diffuser2-barn doors2- power adapters2- power cables and the convenient carrying bagThe high-strength, all-aluminum frame makes this lights incredibly durable, so it’ll be a solid companion and workhorse for you for years to come. Highly recommended

The media could not be loaded. By profession, I work with Kino Flo, Arri, Nila, Astra, and various other pro level lighting for national broadcast. These are all great lighting options, but also very expensive and owned by the studio. Although I work with these lights, it doesn’t mean I can afford them for my personal use. The GVM light kit is a great option for those on a budget.The unboxing for the GVM lights went well. It was not missing any pieces and has a convenient soft carrying case. The two light kit contains 2 light panels, 2 power supplies, 2 - 7ft aluminum stands, 2 diffusion panels, and instructions. In manual mode, the lights are dimmable from 0-100% by a knob on the back. It only dims in increments of 1% so you do have to turn the knob multiple rotations in order to move through the full range. The color temperature is adjustable by a separate knob from 3200K to 5600K in increments of 100K. I would like to be able to have a finer adjustment of color temperature but this will work considering most prosumer level cameras will only adjust in increments of 100. The two lights did work well together. With one light in master and the other in slave I was able to control brightness and color on one light and the other light seemed to accurately mirror the adjustments. When each light is set to master the lights are able to be controlled independently of each other. The RGB colors may be changed with the hue and saturation setting, but I did notice that the lights lack a little in the yellow to reds range. You don’t really get a rich yellow or orange color. I did not have any issues controlling the lights via the app “GVM Easily.” To control both lights together you must place one in WiFi mode and the other(s) in slave. I was able to control brightness, color temperature, hue and saturation via the app on my IOS device. The app does not have the special lighting scenes. Those must be set individually on the lights. The special scenes are interesting and not overly cheesy. I probably won’t have much use for them, but they would make for good Halloween or party lights. I do not like the built in plastic barn doors. They do not create a hard cut in the light even if the diffusion panel is removed. Instead, they create some sort of weird, lined gradient. I haven’t tried the battery input yet, but the back panel has two slots for standard NPF-750 batteries which are commonly utilized on other lighting and camera devices. Overall they seem like good lights for the price, but I would probably get something a little more high end for a pro studio.