Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Filming in a dark location with a micro 4/3rds camera is no longer challenging with this videography light by GreatLPT. It is a 110Watt LED light that is so bring it's as if it funnels the sun right to your subject! After using this light for several months
GreatLPT sent this light to U Do It for review. I used this light for over a month prior to releasing the video. I've put it through many tests, including lighting up my backyard so I could weld at night and rake leaves.
It worked very well in all of these circumstances with one exception. Even at 1% the light is too bright for lighting up a subject so you may need a diffuser to soften it some. Or, if you have the room, move the light back some.
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I also measured the Watts being drawn from AC mains using the killawatt voltage and power meter. I confirmed that it is taking approximately 110Watts / 0.89Amps at 120Volts AC.
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Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
Filming in a dark location with a micro 4/3rds camera is no longer challenging with this videography light by GreatLPT. It is a 110Watt LED light that is so bring it's as if it funnels the sun right to your subject! After using this light for several months
GreatLPT sent this light to U Do It for review. I used this light for over a month prior to releasing the video. I've put it through many tests, including lighting up my backyard so I could weld at night and rake leaves.
It worked very well in all of these circumstances with one exception. Even at 1% the light is too bright for lighting up a subject so you may need a diffuser to soften it some. Or, if you have the room, move the light back some.
GreatLPT COB-100APC Video Light - amzn.to/490bN9F
Kill-A-Watt Power Meter - amzn.to/3Cq6DHK
I also measured the Watts being drawn from AC mains using the killawatt voltage and power meter. I confirmed that it is taking approximately 110Watts / 0.89Amps at 120Volts AC.
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
