Neewer SL-60W LED Video Light White 5600K Version, 60W CRI 95+, TLCI 90+ with Remote Control and Reflector, Continuous Lighting Bowens Mount for Video Recording, Children Photography, Outdoor Shooting

I use this light specifically for video or product reviews and to livestream, for those purposes this light is astounding value.I have compared it to it’s more expensive competitor which is the Aputure 120D/120D Mark II and in my experience you do get a lot of bang for your money.You get a potent light that can output in increments of about 10-Ish stops total (meaning the difference you’ll notice in brightness has about 10 different levels starting from low to high). Compared to the 120D, believe it or not this Neewer (or Godox) SL60W retains more consistent brightness amongst all percentages. The 120D for example, falls off from a higher peak brightness and the SL60W (while having less peak brightness) maintains more consistent lighting from 100% down to 0%. The falloff of the lighting is more even. At 50% you have about 75% of what the Aputure 120D Mark II offers. There are videos on YouTube that compare these products that will show you this as well.Going back to the light specifically:There are several models available and this one is W for white, which is a daylight white temperature. There are also the SL60B and the SL60Y, the B is for battery and it is useful if you’re gonna do work away from a power source. The Y model is Yellow and provides a more traditional tungsten color. They all have their places, the Y for example is better for night shooting that requires a specific look. The SL60W is surprisingly color accurate and does have some flickering which can show up on some cameras.I personally shoot with the Nikon Z6 for live-streaming and then use a Blackmagic Pocket Camera 4K for product reviews and YouTube, the Z6 has an Anti-Flicker mode that helps and if you’re generally shooting at 2X your shutter speed (4K24@1/50 or 4K30@1/60), I haven’t noticed any problems personally. The Blackmagic doesn’t seem to run into any problems with the light in my experience.To summarize, the SL60W does such an amazing job at being a budget light, you can purchase a couple of these and have different lighting scenarios. This light is actually cheaper than some of the smaller LED panels you can purchase separately, definitely consider this light if you’re trying to improve your video quality.

If you turn off the light with remote - the fan continues to run creating this annoying buzzing sound in the background . Fan does not stop after sometime after turning off light with remote, and continuous to run as long as power is not physically turned off.Otherwise great light, but this is a big let down for me. In between recordings, I want to turn off using remote to work on something else, but this constant buzzing sound when light is not in use is annoying at the background.UPDATE : great customer service to address the problem - Looks like I got a defective unit and they are replacing it - I recommend product strongly- Remote is great help for me along with great light it produces

I wasted so much money buying inferior, LED panel lights, only to be disappointed with color shifts, lack of brightness, and build quality. I took a chance and bought two of the Neewer SL-60W lights, and after the initial setup and use; it quickly became an "ah-ha" moment!Excellent output levels which mean I don't have to have the lights up so close that they interfere with the camera and tripod. After performing and storing a single white-balance in my Nikon D810, I have not experienced any color shifts (now at three weeks of use). I own a variety of professional studio strobes, and these are comparable in build quality.. a pleasant surprise at the price point.I have been shooting quite a bit of product photography with these, and so far have only utilized the umbrellas with just the inner-layer of diffuser, and getting great results.

So I noticed the remote that comes with it has a feature to change the Kelvin on the light...only problem is the light's temperature doesn't actually change. It just says it does on the remote. So is mine malfunctioning? I'm not sure. I'll contact the makers of this and see if something can be figured out and update this review soon. but at the moment, it doesn't change temperature. Seem's to be a decent light otherwise.

I actually chose the Newer SL-60w light instead of the Aperture 120d. I understand the newer has a few (small) limitations compared to the 120d, however the amount of money saved is nuts. VERY HAPPY WITH THIS LIGHT.The only differences from the 120d is that it doesn't dim as low, not as nice of bag, no battery source.As long as you don't need a portable battery powered setup, this is a BIG DEAL compared to the 120d. I would easily buy another one of these before buying another 120d, and put all the money I saved into a giant stack in front of me to make me feel rich.

The media could not be loaded. Hesitant at first getting this one as it has only 14 reviews but I still went and bought it. i love these lights very bright video was taken using an iPhone but i think it will be much better when recording on a DSLR. Even if you are only on 25% power this things is really bright, I left it running for a couple of mins to reach 43 degrees C and did not hear the fan ran loud it is really faint or quiet.

Por ahora llego todo bien, lo conecte y funciona a la perfección. Luz brillante para estudio e incluso buena iluminación a distancia. Puedes controlar el nivel de iluminación desde un 10% hasta un 100%

I really wanted the Aputure 120d ii, but the price is far out of my budget so I decided to go with this one. So far I am not disappointed at all. The light is bright and perfectly illuminates my videos. I will probably need to get a better light dome because the one I got is too small, but the light itself delivers big time. I love the LED panel with the temperature and other settings. The remote is a huge plus also. If this light lasts, it will be the perfect buy.