now have 6 lamps with almost identical function and size to this lamp, so I will refer to my experiences with those lamps for comparison. This is a small battery LED (bi-color and fully RGB) with probably the coolest design of all the lights I have, and very simple operating modes. This version of the light is stealth black on black on the back so if someone tries to use it the first time it's hard to read what each button does, but it looks cool and doesn't have the bright white paint if that happens in the picture. I would like the scrolling of the buttons to provide faster action (e.g. it takes a while to scroll to 100% or to 1%) and I feel like the brightness isn't as strong as some of my other similar lamps, but the color temperature measures very accurately and the battery seems to last very well. I have pictured the LEDs at 4000K with 1% brightness to show the number of LEDs and arrangement. I've owned MANY K&F products over the years, including tons of ND and VND filters, tripods, etc., and these lights fit the same high-end build quality as the other K&F products. There are two magenta on the back that you can slightly see through the transparent back. They hold REALLY well on nice flat metal surfaces, but even on a round post they can hold if placed properly. It comes with 1/4 20 screw holes on the top and bottom, and a 1/4 20 cold shoe holder is included. It's worth noting that there is no cold shoe slot built into the lamp itself (for stacking lamps), so you'll need a 1/4 20 to 1/4 20 screw to connect two together. Not a deal breaker, but I often plug my lights in during storage to keep them all together. The overall performance is great, and the build quality and style (if that matters) can't be beat. These are beautiful lights!

This is not my first video light, and I’m sure this is a good video light. Color of RGB can be changed easily and the battery last relatively long, at least 2 hours as I tested. Will buy the second one if needed.

As someone who makes YouTube videos, I’ve accumulated a lot of little RGB lights over the years, but this is by far the coolest, I’ve seen. The overall design is similar to what you’re used to in that it has a CCT mode, RGB mode and some pre-set scene modes, but it’s the overall execution of how these are employed that really sets this little light apart from the others. The style is quirky and cool. It comes in a package that literally looks like a box of tofu. And where others would have boring buttons or sliders, this light uses giant knobs on the side have a fun retro-modern kind of vibe that actually work just as good as they look. From the bottom knob, you can switch it on, turn to CCT mode, RGB mode or the scene modes. The top button allows you to change the intensity of the settings in the various modes, i.e.: brightness, saturation, etc. And of course there’s a magnetic back and not one, but two tripod mounts - one on the bottom and one on the top. This is a really well-designed little RGB light that stands out in a crowded market place of similar lights. This light both looks great and works great - definitely would recommend.

I love using filters, the polarizing filter in the forests or on the coast I find essential, also when there is harsh light, when there are low moving clouds and in rivers, waterfalls and coasts I likes to use the ND filter. In situations where a polarizing filter or ND filter is not required, I like to use Ultraviolet to protect the lens. The truth is sometimes cumbersome to wear them, especially in adverse situations where for example it is cold and you are wearing gloves, there is a lot of wind, you are very close to a waterfall and there is spray, etc. . It also happened to me once that I put the filter on the target for a while and then I had to take it out, so I found it interesting to try the K&F magnetic filters, I find that is a comfortable system with a good quality/price ratio. In the package comes a case with the 3 filters (a polarizer, a 10 step ND and UV) and a screw adapter, the case can be placed on the strap to always keep the filters at hand. The use is quite easy, just attach the thread adapter and place the filter on it, because it is magnetic immediately catches it and from there it does not move, if I want to change the filter is as simple as to take it off and put it on, you can watch the video where I record the simple process. The good thing about this system is that the adapter and filters are slim and you can also place two filters at once, for example the polarizer and the ND to remove moving clouds with polarized light avoiding unnecessary reflections. In summary, I loved the system of changing filters so quickly, when traveling or in uncomfortable situations, I will appreciate it.

in general I'm happy, but I spent half a day for installing and tuning it... In my case, I have to 3d print extra things for installation on the wall, because the angle of my wall is far from the south. anyway everything works as expected

was so hesitant about buying this lens at first, I have a friend who owns the 50mm F1.8 and at first I thought there wouldn't be much of a difference in quality between the two, I guess I was wrong for the following reasons... 1-This one is metal and glass...not like the F1.8 version, in my first week I smashed my lens against a black wall in the dark and guess what.. .I scratched the wall badly (note: I had a Canon UV filter which helped in this situation) but what I'm saying is that others have complained about how flimsy the F1.8 is and yes. .. this f.14 lens is really robust. 2 - The blurriness of the images is a bit better, you can compare the quality and see the difference. (I put about 7 pics online, check them out) 3-USM...very nice, rather than hissing with every single focus in or out, the silence makes a difference. 4-The thing has been mounted on my camera since the day I bought it, it's hard to get rid of it...:D 5-Very good for indoor shots, if you don't want to use a flash this is it correct lens...very good quality of the pictures. 6 portraits are fantastic with this lens, background blur is superb. 7-The only flaw I see is that I don't think it's the sharpest lens on the market...but overall...A+++

I needed a compact, lightweight tripod that I could take with me to work that involved traveling by train or plane. As soon as I took it out of the box, I could see that this tripod would make a good compact option for travel. It's light (weighs only 1.13 kg), folds very small (46.5 cm) and even comes with its own carrying bag (which my Manfrotto doesn't have). This tripod comes with a ball head - a different system of maneuvering the camera than I'm used to. I think I can always consider replacing the ball head on this tripod with a 3-way system for future use. The build quality of the K&F Concept tripod is what I would call decent but not groundbreaking but in this price range. You don't get carbon fiber or other premium materials; instead, you get a magnesium-aluminum alloy and a plastic frame. A fully extended camera can be mounted at 156 cm, which is not the highest height, but I don't think a tripod marketed as a compact is among the tallest on the market. However, 156cm is probably big enough for most situations. The tripod's center column can be inverted for macro photography. Like every tripod I've ever used, the K&F Concept Tripod has a quick-release plate system, which involves mounting a plate to the bottom of the camera. I liked how the tripod is small and light to take with me. I have to take a lot of gear on set, so it's always good to lighten the load a bit. However, due to the light weight, I wouldn't say this tripod holds up well in windy outdoor conditions when shooting landscapes. It works well for my main uses and the carrying case is a very useful addition. For the price, it's certainly a decent option for a photographer who travels a lot.

The picture quality was great making it easy to see what you are looking at. I was worried that the camera would only see right in front of the lens but I could also see further out and the light was bright enough which was a big plus. The side view lens helped seeing to the side if needed while moving the probe forward. I bought this Endoscope camera to help me put in a light running electrical wires from ceiling to wall on a two story house. Cutting small holes in drywall and looking before drilling holes saved me as ABS piping, and wiring were in the wall and could of become a major job and added cost if I had drilled thru them. After using this tool I only cut where necessary with smaller holes in drywall which makes it easier to patch. One thing I noticed when inserting the probe into the wall you didn't know the rotation of the image you were looking at. I used tape and marked the tape with a line so when I inserted the probe into the wall I knew left was left and right was right. Very happy with the way this job turned out. I also used the Endoscope to look at the jets in my inground spa. I wanted to find out why some of the jets were not working so I wanted to remove them for cleanout if necessary. I wasn't sure how the jets were to be removed so being able to see inside the jet tube I could see that a plastic nut was there and could be unscrewed. Crazy how far back the jet were in the tube but knowing your not going to damage anything and again could be costly for the DIYer if you cannot see what your doing. This Endoscope is better than the one my buddy got and paid more for. Very happy and glad I got this item. It has already paid for itself.