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Obeamiu 3 Pack LED Video Light with 70'' Extendable Tripod Stand, 2500-8500K Photography Lighting Kit Studio Lights for Live Game Streaming/YouTube Video Recording/TikTok/Podcast/Makeup/Portrait

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Features

  • Color Temperature Range: 2500K to 8500K3 Color Modes with 10 Brightness Levels: Cool, Neutral & Warm (8500k, 5500k, 2500k). Accurate brightness adjustment from 10-100%. 118inch/300cm USB Cable with Powered Control for Switching Between Color Modes & Adjustable Brightness.
  • Square LED Video Light KitThe Length of Light Panel :19cm/7.15inch. The width of Light Panel :27cm/10.63inch. Large size light panel provide more large light area and a more realistic light source for your shooting and it can brighten up your videos or pictures. Create Soft Light Positions for Podcasts, Broadcasts, Streaming, Content Creation, Photography, Videography.
  • USB Powered Works with most devices that support USB port, like a laptop, PC, power bank, USB charger, AC adapter, and etc. Notice Not included USB Wall Adapter. USB Power Adapter need equal to or more than 5V/2A for each light, less than that it is not bright enough.
  • Upgraded Tripod Stand&Extendable Height 360 rotatable, adjustable viewing whether it may be horizontal, vertical. Collapsible tripod base and made of high-quality aluminum, adjust the height from 23.6 (60cm) to 63(160cm) by loosening and tightening the knob attached to the main stand. It folds down to 15.7"/40cm for storage and transport and as a table tripod or unfold to stand on the floor.
  • Diverse Application Package Lists : 3*USB LED Light Panel with Cable, 3* Tripod Stand,1*User Manual. Perfect for daily work and life. The lighting kit ideal for Tiktok videos, Facebook, Instagram, Interview, Vlog, YouTube video shooting & Live game streaming, Zoom video conferencing, online teaching. Welcome to send email to us when you have questions.

Description

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Brand: Obeamiu


Connectivity Technology: USB


Hardware Interface: USB


Has Self-Timer: No


Package Dimensions: 16.85 x 11.34 x 7.24 inches


Item Weight: 8.12 pounds


Date First Available: October 23, 2023


Manufacturer: Obeamiu


Country of Origin: China


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First, a quick introduction about lights, their use, and why you generally want a three-light setup for any lighting situation. When Lighting anything, you always want a key light and two sidelights to fill everything in. It’s a basic triangle setup. It’s all about angles at the end of the day, and you can search on YouTube for its essential lighting setup, which introduces you to how lights are used. This is an excellent introduction lighting set for somebody looking for a budget setup who doesn’t want to spend too much on equipment and is an entry-level to mid-level photograph. They spend about $1000 on a camera and a couple hundred dollars on lenses. Typically, lights this nature range from 50 to well over $1000 for the pending setup in your needs. Again, I’m looking at this lighting setup as somebody new to the industry and interested in spending some money, time, and energy into potentially a podcast during some product shots or shooting themselves on YouTube. The things I like about the lights are that they are USB. What’s nice about that is you can plug it into any outlet. Everybody has a ton of USB around, and the cord is extended. You can create the triangle-type setup that you need for shooting. The cords overall are solid in length. I would like to see them a little bit longer, and as many people have mentioned, one of the downsides of the controls is that it’s actually on the cord itself, and it really should be on the back or potentially wireless. Overall, the lights are good. They’re not great as far as the plastic type of feel. They do feel a little bit on the cheap end; however, they are incredibly bright. That’s the one thing I was shocked about when I said three up how bright these were for the price point. The stands themselves are standard and are a mixture of metal, and I’ve also of plastic. They are light, so with any lighting setup, you always want to spread your legs as far as possible, giving you a better base. What I do like about the telescopic polls is very familiar to me. These can reach high and angle the lights as much as you want, whether forward or backward. The knobs on the lights itself are plastic. I would like to have them at least be aluminum or metal, but again, you have to look at the price point here. I have precisely LEDs these but at a $300 price point, and each pole is $50 to $100. That gives you an idea of the extreme setup you can have for this type of lighting system. One of the downsides I did not like is there is NO bag you can put these in, and I think that’s important because somebody with this type of lighting set up, I say, more than 50% of the time you will be traveling. I recommend keeping all the separate boxes; keep the box that came in because it’ll be perfect if you need to travel with them. 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    • Nice Bright Lighting, Stands Just OK
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