CameraStuff Blogs & Articles
Almost every LED video light has a colour temperature setting, and it is one of the most useful controls you have. We explain what kelvin means, how LED lights produce different colour temperatures, how to set it on your light, and the benefits of getting it right.
6,000 lumens or 30,000 lux: which one actually tells you how bright a light is? We explain lux vs lumens in plain English, why reflectors and colour change the numbers, why same-wattage lights differ, and which figure really matters for photo and video.
Just like light bulbs have screw-in and bayonet fittings, light modifiers have mounts too. Most Godox gear uses the standard Bowens mount, but compact lights use the smaller Godox Mount. Here’s the difference, which lights use each, and how adapters let you mix and match.
Most LED lights come in daylight, bi-colour, and RGB versions, but which should you buy? We compare how each handles colour, their advantages and disadvantages, and which suits studio, location, YouTube, and creative work, plus why mixing types often works best.
COB, tube, or panel? All three are LED lights, but they give very different results. We compare light quality, output, shaping, and portability, and show which type suits YouTube, interviews, portraits, product, and creative work, plus why the best setups often use all three.
