YONGNUO YN600L Pro LED Video Light LED Studio Light, with 5600K Color Temperature and Adjustable Brightness, for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Samsung Panasonic JVC etc. Black

Very nice and bright. Used as a key light for Youtube style talking head videos that I've been making for school projects. Although I was irritated about it at first, the 1/4"/20 threading has been a pretty good feature since I can use existing ball head mounts to position the light without needing to purchase adapters. This also means I can put it on my tripod with a quick-release plate and switch around lighting and cameras on a whim.This is not going to be too technical, but I'll throw out some numbers as I remember them. As a key light for my use, especially with supplemental lighting, I can get down to ISO 100 at a close distance. I've never needed above ISO 200-400 for any lighting/lens configuration I use. Keep in mind I'm using fast primes from 1.8-2.8 (on a 1.6 crop sensor, do the math for full frame) at ISO 100, but my zooms in the f/4-5.6 range do well at or below ISO 400. If the light is further away in a single light situation, with the diffuser on, I need ISO 800, but I've never used it like that outside of testing. I've tested it with self portrait stills and was very happy with what I could do without a flash. Just keep in mind the inherent downsides of using continuous light sources (under-powered compared to flash), especially LED ones (color issues), and work accordingly if you plan to use it as such.One thing to note is the power requirements. At the time of purchase, they had conflicting information on the product page itself, and also in the QA section from the manufacturer. This led me to buy the wrong adapter (bought 8V when I need 12V). This is an issue with the seller and manufacturers, not the product itself. From what I've gathered there are two versions with different power requirements, so check with the seller before purchasing an adapter, and double check on the light itself for the power ratings.

I ordered two of them. I use them for setting up my portable studio to do Youtube videos. I love that I don't have to worry as much about lighting conditions to the places I visit now. I carry a bag with 5 tripods, 3 cameras, two of the lights, and my wireless microphones.I place the lights on the two (cheap) light tripods, and my cameras get set up beside them.These lights can get quite bright, and it's great that these light, portable lights don't punch out a lot of heat, and have filters to match the temperature of the ambient lighting/environment.Easy to set up, easy to use, and effective.

This light is great! I think anyone in video-making knows it well. The only thing I don’t like is that the two versions – one for just cool light and one for both cool and warm – have the same name. You have to read the description to tell the difference, which is a bit inconvenient. Because of this, I ordered the wrong one the first time, had to send it back, and then ordered the correct one.

YONGNUO YN600L Pro LED Video Light. This video light is advertised as a 5600 K color-temperature light, the main reason for me to buy specifically this light. Instead, I received a 3200-5600 K bicolor light that is not useful for the intended application. Time and money lost.

Very bright and also nice soft light. Works great for my YouTube channel kissanalog. Works as a main lighting, very wide lighting and as a general work light. Build quality was surprisingly good.

This light is one of the smaller lights in my lighting arsenal but it has the brightest output. It comes with a remote and it’s dimmible so that is a HUGE plus. It come with this weird mount that I don’t really see being useful unless you are hollywooding the light. The fan on these are noticeable when they do get hot, but they shouldn’t be much of a problem. One major draw back is that the barn doors on these are kinda useless. They do kinda help a little bit at dimming the light but that’s not really what barn doors are for. They’re for cutting light. I don’t blame them though, the barn doors are rendered useless with the arrays of 600 Leds. Better there than not there I guess.other than that, I love these little things!

I just purchased two of these and really like the output that I get from them. The overall light quality is fantastic. The body doesn't seem like it can take a beating, but then again I am only shooting in studio so I don't plan on beating it up much. The one thing I was curious about was f-stops could I shoot at and at what distance. So I took out my light meter and in my opinion the output is more than enough power to handle my portrait work.At 100 ISO and at 1/125th of a second shutter speed the f/stops were as follows:8ft - 5.66ft - 84ft - 112ft - 22

The Yongnuo YN 600 Daylight 55K light is a fantastic value.I've used it mostly for video, and occasionally for stills.It throws a wide soft beam of light.I use a " frost" diffusion gel clipped to the half open barn doors for a beautiful soft box effect.