Creamsource Micro Colour: Versatile Film Light On The Go!

Creamsource has done a great job in producing a light fixture that is absolutely bombproof and is full of handy features.That sturdiness comes at the price of some added weight though. Check out my review for more.
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Shot on RED Helium 8K, lit with Litegear LiteTile 4x2.
Audio recorded on Sanken COS11D, with Zaxcom transmitters into a Zoom F8.

[@mattgregory8415]

4mins 04secs: "Not my fingers" 😂

[@ianzhao5693]

How do you compare it to the Aputure nova or the Lupo superpanel?

[@cobralyoner]

Hey, great video dude! Just subscribed (:

[@brucetrappleton6984]

How idiotic. For professional standards this light is tiny. Only an idiot that only works with DSLRs can question the “micro” denomination.

[@johnhizzle22]

Who hurt you?

[@brucetrappleton6984]

@@johnhizzle22 why? Do you need to hurt to tell the truth?

[@johnhizzle22]

@@brucetrappleton6984 Just seems a bit harsh to use such language when people have a different definition of what the word “micro” is. This is a subjective review and only his opinion.

[@brucetrappleton6984]

@@johnhizzle22 the “subjective” review gives a distorted idea to the audience. What you do in a case like this, you explain that the relevance or the use of such a light is relative to the size of production. For certain more professional production this may work well as an eyelight or an obi light or even in certain particular case, it may be used as an accent light for a very small area. Instead in a very small productions you cam expand the use of it. You know, it’s important not to misguide people into buying stuff when they don’t know a lot.

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