My Alzo 3000 LED reviewed on a YouTube channel

[BrownCowVideo]

Yesterday I took my Alzo 3000 LED fixture to be reviewed by Dave Dugdale for his YouTube channel. I have been using it gelled for hairlights and kickers in headshot interviews, but I was surpised to discover that it also makes a fairly decent key light when scrimmed/ diffused. We didn't have the equipment to properly check colormetrics, but it sure is bright!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpqnPWMIn3A

We will probably follow-up with other lights like this (LED arrays), and compare them to traditional tunsten sources, so let me know if there's something procedurally that we can do to improve the review(s).

Thanks,
Brian

 

[DvxHerb]

Hi Brian,

I watched the video before seeing your post Thanks to you and Dave for doing it. I'd be very curious about the Nicefoto LED-1500B:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LED-1500B-1...548?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cd7e8afc4

 

[Pultzar]

My experience with these lights is that they cause a green cast on skin tones. You can see that in the color corrected version of this video to get the skin tones looking natural, his jacket is pushed red. Really tricky to get the light white balanced properly in my experience.

 

[Dugdale]

@DvxHerb thanks for making me aware of the Nicefoto LED-1500B I wonder how I could get one in for review.