GVM 800D-RGB Video LED Light Panel Demo & Tests

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  • čas přidán 25. 02. 2021
  • #210 - The Great Video Maker GVM 800D-RGB is an inexpensive RGB LED video light that offers some really handy effects and background options. Tons of questions have come in this past year about working from home and needing to get setup for video. Even if you have no interest in video making, no one wants to look bad at work. It has certainly been a struggle at times, but overall, everyone has done a remarkable job of adjusting to life as content creators.
    What if you've been at it a while now though & still aren't happy with the results? We should probably revisit your lighting. That's what lead me to buying this fixture honestly. I have a few good lights, and everything works, but it wasn't making me happy. I've tried backdrops and began considering a green screen. Considering the expense of properly hanging and lighting a green-screen, it seemed smart to just light the background first.
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Komentáře • 12

  • @MarilynWanjiru
    @MarilynWanjiru Před 3 lety +1

    Extremely helpful, especially for me, a person looking for affordable lighting whilst not knowing much about lighting setups. Your video hit very important key points. Thank you for this

    • @DcSoundOp
      @DcSoundOp  Před 3 lety

      You're very welcome, thanks for watching & thanks for the message!

  • @georgepaul5457
    @georgepaul5457 Před 3 lety

    How do you get the special effects mode? Pressing the mode button only cycles through Wi-Fi, rotate, master and slave.

    • @DcSoundOp
      @DcSoundOp  Před 3 lety

      On mine the mode button cycles through those & also a 'Special Light' mode. Maybe there is a firmware update since you purchased yours? I'm not sure if you do that through the app, but it might be the case.

  • @wienerstein2817
    @wienerstein2817 Před 3 lety +1

    Excellent video. Any gigs in 2021?

  • @trippewing4050
    @trippewing4050 Před 3 lety

    gvm880d rgb vs neewer 660 pro rgb?

    • @DcSoundOp
      @DcSoundOp  Před 3 lety +1

      I haven't seen the neewer unit in person yet, but it looks really similar on paper. It even has the same batch of unusual effects to choose from. Right now they are more expensive, but also a slightly higher power rating and a bunch more LEDs, so they should be a bit brighter. Depending on how you're planning to use them, it may be worth the extra $$ for sure.

  • @robertharker
    @robertharker Před 3 lety +3

    Great video. I agree with you about funky apps requiring you to change network settings on your smart phone. It is a result of lazy light development teams and brain dead smartphones. From a development point of view it is easier to create a device that sets itself up as an access point and hands an IP address out to a phone. No SSID, no password, no customer defined IP address. Then there is networking on a smartphone. Why can't a phone connect to multiple WiFi networks at the same time? I know Linux which powers Android can do it. Why can't the smartphone?

    • @DcSoundOp
      @DcSoundOp  Před 3 lety

      It would be great if the app could switch network settings automatically once configured to cut down on the fooling around each time you launch it. I'd still prefer a little remote though, somethings just don't need to be an app. Thanks for the message.

  • @DmakProductionsTempe
    @DmakProductionsTempe Před 3 lety +1

    Nice, you talk about a lot of good tips in the video production space! We enjoy what you talk about, keep it up. Anytime you're in Phoenix let us know. If you want, direct message us @dmakproductions on IG and we can chat. You kill it!

    • @DcSoundOp
      @DcSoundOp  Před 3 lety

      Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback. I’ll definitely reach out if I’m in Phoenix in the future. See you in IG.