Best Budget Video Light in 2024? - The Neewer CB60 B
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- What is the best budget video light? It just might be the Neewer CB60 B.
While this is far from the highest build quality and light output there is to offer, at $110 (or even $135 if the coupon expires) it's really hard to beat this package. For the vast majority of people who make video on a semi-regular basis, this will probably tick all the boxes and leave you with some extra cash.
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Neewer CB60 B: neewer.com/col...
Neewer 32" Softbox: neewer.com/col...
Watching reviews on things I’m waiting on arriving in the mail is my guilty pleasure.
Same
This was the best review on this light, thank you!
Got this thing coming tomorrow and I live this review. Just earned a sub sir and will watch more of your stuff!
Very very valuable.. You are just awesome.. Thankyou
Much appreciated… thank you!
I know its no surprise the quality of the video is very good because you review video gear and other video stuff but I was shocked you didnt have 10k follower at least! Keep it up like that and I’m not worried you will make it! Good stuff
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Gets to talking about the light after 3 minutes. (quite a helpful guy once he gets on topic) I might even buy one of these. LOL
Better late than never! 😂
Great video mate! Personally I love video without background music. I can focus on what your saying.
Great video!
Hey man I was trying to order the product but the link for the product isn’t working
Hey I wanna order it, I can’t get the light box link to work.
Great video Mike! Very informative and succinct. Towards the end of the video you said you'd get another one as a fill light, would you also get a softbox for the fill light? and do you think it's a good idea to get a hair light?
Thanks!
Yes! I got a softbox for the fill light. As for hair lights, they are nice to create a bit of separation, but your viewers probably won’t notice much.
Honestly, I don’t even use the full most of the time. The one light with the 36” softbox is plenty and looks fantastic.
@@MikeFaraci Thanks for getting back to me and for sharing Mike!. This video looked very well lit 👌 , did you only use one light for it?
Yes! And if you want to see the Neewer light I reviewed in action, take a look at this video on my “non-business related” channel: ua-cam.com/video/No0xpL9f5yg/v-deo.html
This is the Neewer light along with the 36” softbox. Other than that it’s just an overhead room light.
Good mate thank you.
Hey mate. Would this be good for me 3x2 studios main key light. I’m going to be about 1.5 foot away from the light softbox.
It would be more than enough and would give you a ton of control. In my main setup I’m about 3 feet from the softbox with this light and it’s great.
Hi there. I just got the MS60B because sometimes I MUST use Sony batteries in locations I don't get access to AC- but I want to make sure that the light will still provide the same ouput while using batteries as compared to AC (I know the batteries will run out in 30-45 min at near max power). I tested it the light and I'm pretty sure I noticed that the light dims a bit/much when I go from AC to battery power. Is this how the light was designed? to dim a bit when going from AC to battery? is this to protect the light? I also got a Godox ML60 bi and I tested it with AC and the same Sony batteries and I think the power output with batteries stayed almost the same as with AC...am I imagining things? Have you used the light with both AC and batteries? Thanks
Wish I could help, but I’ve only used this light with AC power.
Hope it works out for you, though!
Hey if you see this. Which one will be good to record?
Which one of what?
This is a review on only one light. What are you picking between?
What about the noise?
It’s not silent, but I have an Electrovoice RE20 and a Sennheiser MKH417 less than 6 feet from the unit in a non-sound treated room, and I’ve never had noise from the fan come through in my audio.
Could you use a v mount battery on it ?
Not out of the box. You’d need an adapter.
So can you adjust the intensity of the rgb .?
There is no RGB on this light… only white balance control.