Is a 60w Light Enough For Professionals? | SmallRig 60C Review

[@dingdong5601]

Nice video. Do you mind, what camera are you using? Lots of noise in the shadows 5:51. I'm playing back in 4K as well.

[@JonathanPalfrey]

Main camera is the Panasonic S5ii and the top down shots were the DJI Pocket 3

[@TexpatOTG]

Can the built-in batteries be easily replaced? I really hate products that don't facilitate easy battery change out. Good review Cheers.

[@marcusavanti902]

Godox KNOWLED MS60R thats what I call small, light-weight and versatile. I do have the smallrig 450b and Anglerfish 130s.

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

60w is a lot for LEDs. That is like a 600w incandescent bulb!

[@JonathanPalfrey]

Ha yeah we forget that a lot now days. 10 years ago something like this would be mind blowing.

[@robinprobyn1971]

Fan noise might put off your interviewee , but really, these days it's not a problem , A I powered software will get rid of this stuff in seconds , 100% .

[@JonathanPalfrey]

Yeah it is consistent at least. To be fair I’ve had camera produce more fan noise in the past so not a major issue and if you were shooting in an office or something it would get lost in the background noise anyway.

[@robinprobyn1971]

@@JonathanPalfrey Doesn't have to be constant like back in the day , AI noise reduction / voice isolation software will get rid of anything , some little hum off light fans etc is easy , you'll be adding room tone back . Its totally changed from before . Bad audio / mic placement etc ,of course stays the same , but BG noise is very easy to deal with these days .