EMART 60 LED Continuous Portable Photography Lighting Kit for Table Top Photo Camera Video Recording Studio Light Lamp with Adjustable Tripod Stand & Color Filters - 2 Packs

These lights are nice and bright and very portable. The come with different filters to attach but I haven't used them yet. Seem like really good lighting for the money

I frequently struggle to light an item the way I want on my table top using just soft boxes. I have tried reflectors, an additional soft box, and so on, but just don't have the needed skills. I have watched numerous videos where professionals demonstrate magical techniques which I can't duplicate. But when I saw these small EMART LEDs, a light went on (the one in my head). I have found these little lights enormously helpful in adding light where I want it. They are small and light enough to easily move where you need them. I don't know why no one mentions them as a crutch for amateurs like me. They have vastly improved my table top photographs. BTW, EMART also offers a similar set of small tabletop lights which use bulbs instead of an LED panels. I bought a pair of them also, but have had so much success with the LED panels that I haven't tried out the bulbs yet.

I got these so my lighting looks good while on video calls. People are constantly asking how I get my lighting so good. I took one star away because the gel filters are still pretty harsh. I don't use the colors but use the white filter to help diffuse/soften the LEDs. Unfortunately it still creates a very harsh light. What I ended up doing is cutting some regular copy paper and sticking it to the outside of the white gel filter. This softens the light perfectly.If you're using something like Zoom or MS Teams and like to change your background these definitely help provide enough lighting on yourself for it to remove you from the background. Just play around with the placement of them. It's tricky for me because I wear glasses so I have to position them on either side of me to avoid them showing up as glares in my glasses.For the price and for how small they are, they are nice and bright. Build quality feels very flimsy and I worry about the stand legs breaking, but so far they're exactly what I needed and better than I was expecting.

Sooooooooo briiiiiiiight!!!!!!!!! Then, I bought the dimmable too!!!!!! These are the best lights ever made, in my opinion. Our house has zero lighting built in and we’ve lived here for 5 years without great solutions, no matter how many types of lighting solutions I’ve tried in each room. I just bought I think 6 different lights to use in my den so it’s bright with the blackout curtains for filming so I can have privacy when my husband isn’t home since we live on an intersection in a big city and I get scared home alone and since all of my ho bird require a lot of light as old people lose their ability to see well under normal conditions (rme), and these are my favorite lights of all the kinds I bought for my den. My husband is using half in his den because he loved them too, so I bought the dimmable set after the bright set and we each have one of each. These lights are worth every dollar I spent on them. I will definitely buy more when we convert the other big room into a workshop as well. (We have a lot of hobbies and no kids in the house, if you’re wondering why we have so many hobby spaces lol.)

Great For Filming LEGO Stop Motion. Highly recommend this product for anyone who does LEGO stop motion.

The size and weight is light and portable. Filters are solid though not very diffusing (especially the white filter which should be the reason for having a white filter). The brightness is high which is useful but it might be too bright for some situations like when you're using for a Zoom meeting and the light is nearby on a desk. It's hard to have it too close it's so bight and 2 or 3 levels of brightness control would be quite helpful.The worst part is that the retractable legs are held in with a tiny plastic removable cap. This means that you have to keep track of a small, clear thing that is separate from the unit and is very easily lost. Once it's gone, it's not easily substituted by anything else and the legs will never stop flopping out. It's utterly inexcusable (and honestly a deal breaker) that the only way to keep the pointy metal legs from sliding out annoyingly is a tiny cap that can be easily lost. I concede that that this is more of a problem for professionals who need to drag these around to gigs. Still, regular folks using around the home will still have to keep track of these silly little caps.