Ulanzi VL49 On-Camera LED Video Fill Light, 5500K 2000mAh Rechargeable

I've ordered this video light for one of my cameras (not for the Nikon D-5100) that I can attach to usually for both videos recording and macro photography (insects) and I like how it lights up and I can control how bright, dim, high, or low the light is by pushing the button whenever I use it and it's re-chargeable as well. It's has been a while since I last used it, but it's good knowing that I can use it again in the future.

The Ulanzi VL49 LED light is a great small light for video and photography setups. It is compact and lightweight but still provides plenty of brightness for close range lighting. It works very well mounted on a camera or rig and helps improve lighting for videos, streaming, or content creation. The built in battery is convenient and lasts a good amount of time, and charging with USB is simple. I also like the cold shoe mounts on the sides which allow you to connect multiple lights if needed. Overall this is a very useful and affordable lighting option that delivers solid performance in a small package. Great for creators who want a simple portable light.

The ULANZI VL49 is proof that good things really do come in small packages. This little light instantly turned my vlogs from “dim and dingy” to “crispy and cinematic.” The brightness is seriously impressive for such a compact panel—soft, even light that flatters faces instead of making me look like a washed-out ghost. The rechargeable 2000mAh battery lasts way longer than I expected, and charging it back up is quick and painless. The 3 cold shoe mounts are a genius touch. I can stack multiple lights, add a mic, or build a tiny Frankenstein rig that makes me look like I know what I’m doing. It plays nice with everything I’ve thrown at it—DSLR, GoPro, even my phone setup. And the portability? Chef’s kiss. It’s lightweight, slips easily into my bag, and is tough enough to handle travel without freaking out. Honestly, it’s one of those pieces of gear I didn’t know I needed until I had it, and now I don’t want to shoot without it. In short: small, mighty, and makes me look way more professional than I actually am. The VL49 is basically a pocket-sized studio light for creators on the go.

Great little video light. It's bright, easy to use, and very portable. The battery life is good, and the different brightness settings make it perfect for photos and videos. I'm very happy with this purchase.

This tiny light is almost perfect. The newer model's diffuser layer produces a very smooth medium-wide wash of white light with good CRI (I haven't confirmed the spectrum, but it seems to render color well so far). The little cold shoe attaches easily and locks / unlocks with one finger. The buttons that control brightness and display battery level are an unusual design, but easy to figure out after a few minutes experimenting with them -- and they make good use of three widely spaced buttons that are workable with gloves on. [UPDATE: The CRI or color accuracy of this white light is surprisingly good. Much purer white than a lot of LED light bulbs and LED tube lights.] Run-time on one charge isn't really under the control of Ulanzi -- that much light from that many LEDs with that size Lithium battery is more or less predefined by the components, but the battery certainly has enough capacity to shoot for a length of time that fits well with the GoPro's own shooting time. The highest settings run for hours. With other cameras, of course, one might need to run the light with an external power source, and the unit does operate when plugged in. (I haven't confirmed whether it charges at the same time.) There's a cold shoe on the other 3 sides of the unit, so you can chain them together, but there's no coordination between them. I suppose a cool enhancement would be a daisy-chain USB-C cable and firmware that would allow any one unit to control the settings on the others, but I'm not even sure I'd use such a thing. There's a 1/4" x 20 tpi metal tripod socket inside the cold shoe, which is extremely handy for clamping and tripod mounts when you don't want the light on the camera, but this light is a perfect match for the GoPro, and is almost exactly the same size. The only downside is that the built-in battery must, of course, be charged after 2-4 hours of use, which could be a problem. But the alternative -- replaceable batteries -- would significantly increase the cost, and the very low price of this light, compared to most of the competition, is one of its main selling points. I'm very impressed, and it's becoming clear that Ulanzi is positioning itself to be a leader in clever, affordable, quality photo accessories. They even have a replacement flip-down GoPro replacement mount for the Hero9 that incorporates a threaded tripod mount between the two flip-down GoPro mounts. UPDATE: Since writing this review, I've used the ULANZI VL49 quite a bit. The run-time is rather amazing -- several hours at less than full brightness, and using it for Zoom lighting I never need anything close to full brightness, so it's going 4-5 hours without running out. But the main thing I want to point out is that the brightness settings are a little too coarse for my needs. As great as this light is for general use with GoPros and webcams, in my Zoom setup I wish I could dial it down to be LESS bright than level 1. Interestingly, the solution to this is the OTHER version of this -- the ULANZI VL49 RGB, which I also bought and reviewed. The RGB version is just as bright, but adjusts in 1% increments, so I can dial in much dimmer settings, or anything up to (at 3 feet) blindingly bright. Of course the RGB version is also a color unit, with 2 modes -- color temperature, from warm white to mid-day sunlight, and RGB, with many combinations of R, G, and B in varying proportions. This gives a wide range of colored light, but the available color mixes are not smoothly continuous from R through G to B -- there are steps. So you get lots of color choices, but not a full color spectrum of intermediate colors. Since RGB mode is generally for weirdness, or very subtle color washes, that's not really a problem, especially in such an inexpensive unit. The ULANZI VL49 RGB is just under $10 more expensive, but still seems like a terrific value. I've ordered a second one for Zooming, and the monochrome will make a nice green-screen illuminator.

Compact, bright, and very useful LED light I purchased the ULANZI VL49 LED Video Light for use with an action camera and mirrorless camera, and it exceeded my expectations. The light is bright, evenly diffused, and provides a soft, natural look without harsh shadows. The 2000mAh built-in battery lasts quite a while and is easy to recharge via USB. I really like the three cold shoe mounts, which make it easy to stack multiple lights or attach a microphone on top. The build quality feels solid, especially considering its small and lightweight design. This light is perfect for vlogging, indoor shooting, low-light situations, and travel setups. Works great with DJI Osmo, Sony, Canon, and GoPro cameras. Excellent value for the price — highly recommended.

I recently purchased the video light, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my decision. The video light is truly exceeding my expectations, and I'd like to share my experience with this fantastic product. Firstly, the quality of the video light is exceptional. It is well-made, bright and easily fits onto my tripod. The LED light is powerful and emits a soft, even glow that does wonders for my videos and photographs. Whether it's a brightly-lit room or a dimly-lit setting, the video light consistently provides flattering and professional illumination. The fact that it is lightweight and portable makes it easy to transport to various locations without any hassle. Whether I'm filming reviews, taking photographs or selfies, the video light truly elevates the visual appeal of my work. Lastly, in terms of value for money, the video light is worth every it. I

This little light is perfect for on the go lighting. You can attach it anywhere that has a cold shoe mount, like on a camera, a tripod or cage rig. It even has it's own cold shoes for attaching accessories to IT, like microphones or even more lights. Using the adjustment buttons you can make it brighter or dimmer. The description says the light is rated for 95CRI but I wouldn't know how to measure that to confirm it. The best part about this light is the usb-c charging. No fiddling with batteries. Charge lasts a while too, I can easily record video for a couple hours with it. If the battery does run low, it simply turns off. Doesn't fade away. Did I mention it's lightweight? So if you're using this with a phone cage, microphone and other accessories, it's not going to weigh it down. Actually the heaviest thing in my mobile recording kit is the phone itself! My only wish for this is I wish I could change the color temperature. But for what this is I can't really complain, especially for what I paid for it!

Excelente producto, calidad y precio

جودتها ممتازه وقويه

Elle est vraiment bien et esthétique les lumières sont vraiment top

Éclair très bien je le recommande

Great! It arrived fast too xD