LED Light Shootout: 7 AWESOME LED Lights for Under $50

LED Light Shootout

If you have $50, then you can afford some pretty cool LED lights for your next production.

Caleb Pike of DSLR Video Shooter tested a bunch of $50 (and below) LED Lights, comparing color temperature, light output, and other reasons you’d want dish out $25-$50 for an LED Light.

Check out his video below:

There are many things to consider when purchasing any film equipment. Before you purchase any LED Light, make sure you are informed about all aspects of the light, like CRI, brightness, power options, and, battery life readers.

For more info on the LED Lights mentioned in the video click below:

• Best Light 176
• VILTROX L116T
• NEEWER CN-160
• GIGALUMI 228
• YONGNUO YN300 Air
• NEEWER CN-216 
• Aputure AL-M9

Check out more info on the lights discussed here on Calab’s blog post.

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