This flexible LED mat has a CRI value of 95. With this new technology it is even possible to roll your LED mat as a cylinder, which you can then use for 360 panorama photography, for example. The Falcon Eyes Flexible LED Panel RX-18T consists of 504 LEDs.
Remote Flash Unit Cons: More complicated Harder to set up / tweak on the fly Doesn’t work for video No constant light All 3 lighting set ups can be used to create amazing results – The choice you make mostly depends on your specific needs and the space + budget you’re working with.Falcon Eyes Flexible LED Panel RX-18T 45圆0 cm
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Remote Flash Unit Pros: Amazing multifunction, Brightest option, Easily portable They are more distracting in non studio environments, and can be much more challenging to initially set up + often require more tweaking. The disadvantage of flash however is that you don’t have a constant light. They also have a near unlimited number of uses and accessories to shape the light and add effects.
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Flash units are the brightest option and the only real solution that is bright enough for shooting outdoors in full sun with artificial light. Let me be clear – I’m not expert when it comes to flash, but I’ve used enough that I can give you the gist of the advantages and disadvantages. Can’t shoot outside in full sun REMOTE FLASH UNITS LED Cob Light Cons: Not quite as bright Softbox is VERY large, which is great when you have space, but challenging in a small room No bicolor temperature adjustment – Daylight only. LED Cob Light Pros: Very bright, Multifunctional (Spot light, key light, scrim light etc using adapters) Lights like the Aputure 120D are so popular among the pros for a reason – They look amazing, and they’re built to last. LED cob lights consist of a smaller number of ultra bright LED’s, which mean they have a more focused, directional light which can be harnessed as a spot light, used with a scrim to cast shadows, or diffused through a large softbox to create beautiful, flattering light. In addition, they are VERY bright, but not bright enough to use outdoors in the middle of the day. Their only real disadvantages are that they are very wide angle lights which makes them great key light or wash lights, but they can’t be used as a spotlight or to throw light from a distance. Another HUGE advantage of these lights is their bicolor function, allowing you to change the temperature of the light to match the ambient lighting in your scene. They take up very little room on set and produce an incredible amount of brightness and soft, flattering light – Very similar to natural light in look and feel. The Falconeyes LED panel light and other LED panel lights like the westcott flexlight setups are fantastic for their weight, portability, ease of use and performance. Here is a brief summary of the pros and cons of different kinds of studio lights out there: LED PANEL LIGHTS
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This video is a review & test of the Falcon Eyes RX-18 TDX II Flexible LED Panel, and an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of different types of studio lights and which is best for a professional looking lighting setup on a budget. In this video tutorial, you’ll learn the difference & pros and cons between LED Panels, LED Cob Lights & Flash setups for studio photography and video. Falconeyes RX18-TDX II Review: Game Changing Flexible LED Panel? Flexible LED Panel Review: Falconeyes RX18-TDX II LED Panel Lights vs Cob Lights vs Flash – Which is best?
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