Is APUTURE worth it? | Aputure HR672c VS Neewer 660 VS GVM 520s - 50rs | Color Tests

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

*[TIMECODE]* 1:42 - My Test Procedures 2:36 - Output Comparison 3:00 - Color Chart Comparison 4:20 - Real Skin Comparison 5:29 - Aputure 672c vs Neewer 660 6:25 - The Bottom Line *[AFFILIATE LINK]* But using my affiliate links I get a commission from Amazon, Ebay, or Adorama at no additional cost to you. Your use of these links help support this channel and I thank you! Aputure Amaran HR672 US: amzn.to/2Km1Nxt ebay.to/2QoxxWl www.adorama.rfvk.net/PZXGX UK: amzn.to/37xX4TD CAN: amzn.to/3hv38kr Neewer 660 2.4g (Has remote and LCD screen) *US:* amzn.to/2u0ctNl *UK:* amzn.to/2zDn9UU CAN: amzn.to/2UNj33U GVM 50RS RGB US: amzn.to/2C9WhJg ebay.to/2TzKMC0 UK: amzn.to/3foz1JF CAN: amzn.to/2YJdrce GVM 520s amzn.to/2Mfr1kl ebay.to/2rUFCoK *[FAQ]*

[@thekaiser4333]

Good test. Subscribed.

[@brendanmichaelburchill5393]

I love the way you start the video! RESPECT ✊🏻

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[@ChristopherFraserVFX]

Soooo helpful for building my kit. Thank you! The side-by-side is amazing and mad respect for the intro.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

So glad you like the format of the channel and that it was helpful!

[@TheMaijicalKingdom]

Quite honestly, I’ve watched this vid several times, and the clear winner when you take in money spent is the Neewer NL 660s! By far! With the Softboxes & Webbing, they are FANTASTIC!!! Best video on these great lights I’ve seen yet, and that includes YOUR previous videos on these lights! Great detailing their actual performance!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Michael! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad these videos have been helpful! Definitely for the budget conscious buying, the neewer 660's makes the most sense, I'd have a hard time telling someone to spend more money when they don't have it yet. I will continue to do my best with my content and reviews! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@MOVEMENTINSCIENCE]

I love the techinical element of this video. I am a beginner so this is all over my head but I really appreciate the science behind all this options. The structure of this video is so good!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Movement In Science! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad you enjoyed the style of these videos! I am so behind on this one video i've been writing; a full tutorial in my own style about video lighting for beginners. It's going to cover so much but I think it will be helpful. Until then there are some great videos out there already that give the basic ideas of video lighting, definitely do a general youtube search and just listen to 3-5 different people explain lighting for video. One of them is going to click with you and you'll be off the races with lighting and deciding which light kit will be right for you! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@danilo352]

“Where the answers come first. The reasons come last.” Earned my sub without even asking for it 😀

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[@OliviaShay]

This review was PERFECT. Comparing the color charts and skin was very helpful!

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[@kipriecken9088]

Thank you so much for the side by side comparisons. They are so hard to find on KZbin! Thank you!!

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[@climber950]

Thank you so much for not only an honest review, but giving reality to new and upcoming filmmakers thinking if they don't start with the best and most expensive they'll fail. No client sits there watching there footage with a vector scope.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey climber950! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Oh man, not just a client, but if audiences in a movie theatre demand to see vectorscopes during the movie... get out, you aint even watchin the movie lol. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@CalebKinchlow]

@@TLDR_filmmaker This was excellent. I am literally on B&H right now looking at gear while watching your video. *Credit Card in hand

[@Lukeds5]

You sir, are amazing. This review is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

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[@loneshine]

Love the format! Got my answer early and still watched to the end :)

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[@Lauren_K]

You're so thorough, it's amazing.

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[@nammals]

High quality, well researched review. Easy to decide on what am looking for, thanks

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Hey hey nammal! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm so glad to hear this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with my content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@mrmighty9862]

Super happy with my Neewer 660s and 440s Having a nice 5 light set for my you tube channel and course videos. Thanks for this review letting me know I’m on the right path.

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Hey hey Mr. Mighty! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! That's an awesome kit of light you got going! With 5 of those you definitely can craft up a great looking video! So glad this video re-enforced your gear investment! I will continue to do my best with my content and reviews! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@Sergiosvm]

Great review!

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[@stu9000]

Hey this is a really good review! Skin tones, lux, meters. Well done.

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[@mraznjohnny]

Great research before filming this vlog I will for sure view the rest of your videos Keep up the high standard

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[@brittcurls]

This is so helpful! Thank you!

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[@LewisCarlyle]

Get this guy a job with NASA! Again, great work. Looking to pick up some lights and this is most informative. . .

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Lewis! So glad you enjoyed this video! Haha actually a good friend of mine works for NASA, but I'm sure they need someone with higher skill sets than I currently possess lol. Thanks again for stopping by and i"ll see you in the next one!

[@Anglesandacid]

Wow thanks for the video! You pretty much answered my question on your other video, with this video ^_^. I'm glad I went ahead and bought the Aputure 672. Thank you for putting them head to head.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Angles and Acid! You're most welcome! So glad that this video answered your questions and that it helped you feel confident with your purchasing decision! It was fun performing these tests, I look forward to more in the future as I have some more ideas how to expand these tests further! Thanks again for stopping by and I'll see you in the next one!

[@foxhouse_video]

Thank you! Great video. Now i'll be thinking about Neewer or Aputure for wedding and commercial sometimes.

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[@foxhouse_video]

​@@TLDR_filmmaker :) I've ordered Aputure it was only 30% more expensive in local store. Plus batteries included

[@arddel]

Great review, very detailed. The comparison of both vectorscope and real life skin tone tells all.

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[@slipoch6635]

love your intros man, great little abstract of the whole.

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[@johnkars6789]

This video got me subscribed. Side by side comparison is really informative.

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Hey hey again John! Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm glad to hear this video comparison was helpful! Not the most scientific, but I think it gives an idea haha. Thanks again for stopping by and I'll see you in the next one! Happy Holidays!

[@johnkars6789]

TLDR Filmmaker Merry Christmas mate!

[@rafograph854]

Really high quality review. Keep growing man!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Rafael! Really appreciate it my friend! Will do!

[@akramaslam]

Very well made review! Thank you!

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Hey hey Akram! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with my review and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@akramaslam]

@@TLDR_filmmaker something for you to know. I’ll be using what I learnt from you to set up the lighting for the channel I’m setting up. Cheers! Stay safe too!

[@bradleybiederer8796]

Love these comparisons! Thanks for doing this.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Bradley! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I hope these types of videos are helpful, I have some more ideas for future video light comparisons that will expand these tests further to hopefully give even better insight for filmmakers needs! Thanks again for stopping by and i’ll see you in the next one!

[@bradleybiederer8796]

TLDR Filmmaker I bought the Neewer 660 kit because of your review

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Awesome! I'm so glad the video helped in that regard. Enjoy the 660 and light some awesome videos with it!

[@RossCampoli]

Really cool review!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Ross! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my content and reviews! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@AlbertNurick]

Incredibly valuable video; I'm building my first interview light kit, and there are so many options.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Albert! Definitely a ton of options out there, my upcoming review is testing out a different type of lighting tool for not just narrative work but talking heads as well. The results so far are quite interesting, stay tuned for that review!

[@UNLouise]

Same, and this video was actually useful to understand what to consider when one has no reference points yet. Thank you!

[@TheToneWork]

Great comparison! It definitely shows the value of the Aputure lights.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Conrad! Truth be told I kind of light this type of comparison than just blurting out numbers haha. I'm going to expand this test bench further as I review more lights. I think I can definitely add some more ideas than to just use a wall for the output and a standard color checker chart for colors. But other than that... waiting for the day I do the craziest video, arri lights vs pro budget vs budget budget LED haha!

[@IamERAMOS]

This channel needs waaaay more subscribers.

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[@IamERAMOS]

@@TLDR_filmmaker hey keep putting out the content. Your quality is superior to a lot of channels out there. Just make sure you arent above having fun. :) Remember it's all about entertainment.

[@deigea9266]

great review and comparison!

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[@patbollin]

LOL, I've been looking around for something to add to my small light kit. One of my lights is the Aputure H672 (the daylight only version). Thanks for confirming that I've still got the best option in my kit. I think I'll just grab a few more of their small panels to compliment what I've already got.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Pat! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Most definitely! Apurture still killing it with all they are offering in the last couple years! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@smfknj6010]

Very helpful video. I've been doing hours of research to decide what to buy. I had purchased the gvm800d's a few months ago, that came in defective. I returned them and got a second set, which also came in defective. I don't really have the money for the aputure (plus I really liked the RGB features of the GVM) but the last thing I want to do is need to replace these lights a year down the road. I think Ill bite the bullet and get the aputure. I want to be able to feel confident that I don't have junk.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey TmfknK! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Have you seen my review on the Neewer 660 RGB version? Video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIWmpKx9jcqKopo It's not going to be as powerful in CCT because the extra space is for the RGB LED's, but hopefully this helps for your needs! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@leesullivan9315]

Spectacular presentation. Thank you.

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[@sahancetinkaya9827]

Great comparison👍🏼

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[@kylelongstaff]

Great vid man, I was deciding between Neewer 660 and GVM 800-D I think I will go with Neewer since they seem slightly brighter/better... The only thing is with a softbox it might not be strong enough still..

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Kyle! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! The GVM 800 seems to be the one people would like to know how it compares. In theory the 660 should be a little bit brighter with its number of LEDs. As for the softbox output, this really depends on how close do you have the softbox to your subject for the kind of show you're needing. The panel does very well in controlled lighting environments for a medium shot, but if you go for full body it may not have the look you're going for as the light is more of a spot beam than a wide beam. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@adproproductions2038]

great video comparison!

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Hey hey Ad Pro Productions! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with content and reviews! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@steveritchie4926]

You rock. Thanks for the great information!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Steve! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with my content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@Lrakshlaw]

Nice one mate, thank you for the input.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Karl! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my content! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@olesbadio1496]

Great review. Thank you very much. For hobbyists, it is better to get a set of three inexpensive devices than one much more expensive one, which will still be in short supply. Moreover, with three devices, you can solve many more tasks. But for a more expressive comparison, ideally, it is better to take a model with problematic, uneven skin, so that there are more warm and cold spots on the face. Reddish nose, cold bags under the eyes.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Oles! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Definitely, a cheaper unit these days provide more or less the same color quality, just different build and maybe missing a feature or two. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@INVIRT]

This was exactly what I needed to see. Thank you!

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Hey hey Richard! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You’re most welcome! Glad to hear this video was helpful! See you in the next one!

[@jesusschettino2750]

Great review you are very knowledgeable congratulations, in my opinion I think GVM lightening are to pricey and Neewer are great to work and cheap and honestly is almost the same quality.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Jesus! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Glad you enjoyed this video! They definitely are very close in quality, some of the GVM models may have more aluminum for heatsink purposes, but otherwise the budget LED panel market is very very saturated and all perform more or less the same. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@gustavoabasolo4794]

Hi! I am a beginner filmmaker...I have pretty much only one light I use for shooting...I was thinking in buying the Neewer 660. Do you recommend that I buy 1 or 2 of these lights for starting out?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Gustavo! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! This kind of depends on what you're filming. For example, my talking head portion of my youtube is only being lit with one light on my face, I've always done this, but if was going to be filming a narrative project I would like to have more lights in general cause you never know what you may need to compensate for on the set. The background could be too dark, the shadows on the persons face can't be remedied with a simple bounce board, maybe you need a intense hair light for a specific look. So generally speaking, you will want more than one light if you're trying to light a story. Since you are a beginner, I would make sure you understand how exposure works for your camera to get the looks you want and you can practice using a lamp or a window (with blinds or sheer curtains) and understand the limitations you have when you are closer to the lamp vs farther from the lamp, and how that plays if your camera is closer or further from you (in terms of zooming) and not having the lamp or window in the shot. Once you understand this and how to expose for it, then you'll have a better understanding of how to place these lights and what its limitations are. My general rule of thumb with these budget LED panels is to try and start lighting in a room thats fairly dim. If the room is blasting with natural light, then these panels may not offer you what you're looking for as the natural light is possibly more powerful than the LED panels, unless you can pull some sheer curtains in front of the window limit its effect into your scene. Lots to play with, but hopefully this helps you get started on your journey as a filmmaker! I do plan to make a lighting tutorial video series in the future to really explain all of this. Hope this helps for now! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@gustavoabasolo4794]

TLDR Filmmaker Thank you so much for taking the time to answer! You’re advice has been really helpful! Thank You!!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@7niharika]

Hi great video with lots of information.. Can you please recommend which light to buy for makeup video aputure or neewer ?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Makeupartbyniharika! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I took a look at your videos and they look very well lit already. The ring light you have is generally what most makeup artists use for videos as you are trying to flood your face with light from all directions. But if you're wanting supplemental lights to the ring light, I say Neewer because of its price point and how its Daylight LED"s are very similar to the Apurture. I would also suggest to soften the Neewer light with either a cheap white cloth (think bedsheet) or you could get the neewer LED diffuser softbox that I recently reviewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXush62Jhd5ogc0 This will help soften up the harshness of the light as you will want to have this light pretty close to you to give a overal soft and pleasant look on the skin. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@7niharika]

TLDR Filmmaker thank you 😊

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@chaplinesque111]

Super informative. Thanks friend!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Chaplin! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my content! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@scopchanov]

Wonderful video! Thank you for making it!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Michael! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! Glad that this video was helpful, I will continue to do my best! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@weshootfilms]

Wondering if you ever heard of Studio Essentials 100W LED Monolight or the zuma lights

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again WSF! I have heard of Zuma light, can't remember where. There's definitely a lot more budget brand 100w COB's these days, I'm hoping I can see more designed like the Neewer Bi-color LED Softbox where you can power it with two NPF batteries. I sort of wish that one was all Daylight or all Tungsten for max output into a modifier. I'm guessing this isn't as possible with the COB due to the voltage needed to drive them. But as LED's get better and better, I'm sure we'll get there!

[@DIYPRo-iv4cy]

Hi is there any Apps that will let you preset scene so with a press of one button you can move from scene to the next scene where in every scene there is a different setting for every light ? my question is general so if GVM don't have this option I will like to know what compony do have this option with there lights

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey DIY PRO! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I'm not sure about GVM, but Aputure has "scenes" that you can save and recall within a group of lights that you setup. Godox doesn't have a dedicated Scene recall persay, however when you do set up a scene (group) of lights, it will recall those settings when you turn on the lights and go into that scene (group) of lights. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@drumndirty]

Your Videos are awesome , Thank you

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey drumndirty! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad you enjoy the format of this channel! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@StreetFoodKing]

latest Newer 660 now same price already have LCD reading.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Street Food King! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I think there is a neewer gen 660 with the updated LCD like the RGB one I reviewed. They are very nice! Still a great starting LED panel! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@garrett8662]

Any update on GVM? This is a year old I’m wondering your thoughts on the 800d

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Garrett! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! No update on my thoughts with GVM at this time, unfortunately its not likely I will be reviewing their products anytime soon as they've changed their policy with youtube reviewers. We'll see if maybe in the future I'll get to test their products again. Until then, generally speaking. LED chips are getting awfully similar, in general, at this price point. It'll really come down to build and maybe extra bells and whistles. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@garrett8662]

@@TLDR_filmmaker bummer hopefully they’ll change that. Thanks for the response! Love your videos

[@mohanlakshmipathy7389]

Very helpful, Thanks a ton

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Mohan! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@A1Bokeh]

What about the neweer 660 rgb pro and the aputure p60c 🤔

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Ali! This being an older video, the 660RGB Pro is most likely not going to compete in terms of output because it is uses a bare SMD vs a Lensed SMD like the 660 bi-color. The P60c, if my P60x tests are anything to go off of, is very bright compared to these LED panels. Colors are also quite good on the P60 series. Neewer RGB PRO I suspect is gonna do decently well in Daylight as all bi-color LED chips these days are quite accurate in Daylight. Tungsten is where it will be slightly off with how it handles the red and orange channels. These are just my educated guesses for now. The Aputure P60 series is going to be a great competitor into the space. It may be more expensive, but it will be justified as they've included key characteristics that sets it apart instead of it just being an expensive branded version of cheap panel LEDs.

[@Tashyafran]

Hi , i’m a makeup artist , i like to make a makeup content video such as reels or tiktok . Still confuse what lightning i need to buy . Neewer 660 or Godox led P260c. Which one is better? Before i already had a Glam Light too but thats not enough for the lightning in a big room .

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

If you're lighting a big room you may want to consider a COB LED with a softbox. Something like the Godox SL60 of Amaran 200d S depending how far away the light is from you.

[@enagid]

Thanks for this important video! Quick question - In 2:13 into your video, you mention that since you don’t have color spectrometer, you tell your GH5 to dial in exactly to the Kelvin readings. How exactly do you do it in the GH5..? Thanks 😊

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey enagid! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You simply click on the "WB" button near your shutter, scroll all the way to the right until you see the "K" section, from there hit "adjust" and you can dial what Kelvin you want! Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@MrKnobs5]

Great vid. Thanks!!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Jon! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@newfoundmass]

I think the Aputure and Neewer share the same daylight LEDs.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Newfoundmass! It sure seems so, if there is any tolerance difference, it's really hard to tell. Ok... well I do see a slight difference in the daylight LEDs, but it's truly minimal. Had a lot of fun making this video and comparing these lights in an slightly unorthodox way, think I might be able to expand this test bench further in the future to really put these lights into an even deeper test!

[@martinschoenbauer]

great video. thank you very much!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Martin! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! Glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@hzubovi1]

Thanks for the video, I bought a couple of Newwer lighst and tried to mix them with my aputure amaran f7. I've noticed they have a slight magenta shift when compared to the amaran so I just wanted to ask if you would recomend geling them with plus green gles

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey hzubovi1! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I guess it will depend on just how strong that Magenta shift is on the subject you filming. If its not too strong, then a slight gel won't affect your output too much and you can get it closer to a more color accurate space to match up with the F7. If its a super strong shift, it may be best to go ahead and perform your custom WB and use the F7 in a non-key setup. But in all honesty, depending on the work you are doing. If the lights are just slightly off from each other, in the overall scheme of your image, it won't throw anything off. If one of your LED's TLCI is incredibly off and your actor starts to look green, then that would be a problem...kinda, because with post color tools these days you can fix that. I show how quickly you can do it in this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZrVi3yXh9KSr7M The industrial CFL bulbs did no favors for the subjects, making the camera see their skin as green, but with few clicks, you can get things back on track even with less than ideal lights. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@n0g4rdd3r9]

Great videos as always. Where can you 'Santa' video be watched? Do you have a link you could share? Thanks.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey n0g4dd3r! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! They are in my "Masterclass Study Materials" playlist (for future reference) kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4mzYZibg76ef8U Enjoy! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@JaimeAndresMedia]

This was great. Thank you!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Jaime! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're welcome! So glad this video was helpful! I will continue to do my best with my content! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@PlayedWith]

Ive had bad luck with Aputure with 2 of 3 lights breaking rather quickly and it wasnt their cheap lights. These lights were babied. One has been at their repair facility for over two months and they have no idea where it is.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

That is odd about the more expensive lights not holding up. Are you based in the USA? I feel like Ive heard in the USA their repair and customer services seems to be better than in other regions. Not sure how true that is.

[@NONE2NONE]

Do you typically use these lights as fill lights? What are they used for?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Mo! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I've use them for pretty much all parts of a traditional 3 point lighting setup, it just depends on my exposure settings and composition to allow the light to be either closer or further. These smaller panels can essentially do a lot and are quite versatile because of their size, power when compared to modern DSLR camera sensor sensitivity, and long battery operation. For the starting filmmakers they can be your everything. As someone develops their more powerful kit, these become fill lights. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@FuyangLiu]

Good review, thank you

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Fuyang! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I'm so glad this review was helpful! I will continue to do my best! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@xonx209]

How do you decide what beam angle you need, wide or narrow?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey XonX! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! This is quite a loaded question, let me see if I can give you some basic ideas. Beam = more light power because it is focusing it like a magnifying glass. Wide = weaker power, but more even lighting so you don't get harsh shadows on what you're pointing at. If you are diffusing the LED panel to get softer light in general, this is where it gets hard to determine what works best for you because there is a case for any version. The BEAM will give you most power to diffuse because diffusing a light will cut away its output depending on how far you have the light from the diffusion --- and then diffusion to talent. Wide however will give you the largest diffused area compared to the beam, which means you'll get that nice Hollywood look in romantic films thats really pleasing to the eye vs something like The Matrix where its moody and harsh with shadows. That is the very very basic concept of what you can expect between the two. This is why most people like COB LED's like the Godox ML60 (My review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2i1kJxomNyMjbM ) Because you can either have WIDE or BEAM with the use of the reflector. Not to mention it is small to take with you and gives significantly more power than the LED panels of this size. All my light comparison tests numbers are on my website tldrfilmmaker.com Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@TheMacronical]

I saw a Genaray Powerbank 96 at B&H just released recently. Light cost $79, charges with USB-C, and has a built in power bank (although only 3000 Mah Battery so wouldn't dare in bar the biggest on pinches). Hopefully, I'd like to see you review it, specs look somewhat promising.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again The Macronical! I'm most likely done reviewing pocket LED's for awhile as I've pretty much done all the creative uses I can from them. Don't get me wrong, pocket LED's have a awesome place in my filmmaking kit, but they are pretty much all similar enough now that you can take your pick that fits you're budget and needs. My current favorites are either the Atomcube RX1 or the Boling P1 that I reviewed, however it seems that as of recent that the Boling P1 is having quality control issues. Atomcube review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWe9YqqQgsideqc Boling P1 Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ28gKV7bKlgf6s Both of these Pocket LED's are bigger than the Generay with the AutoCube producing the brightest output.

[@TheMacronical]

@@TLDR_filmmaker thanks my man

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@MichaelBabich]

Great review. Thanks. BTW, did you come across the LED panels by brand Switti? I guess it sub-brand of Pixel lights. Looks like a pretty good quality one and could easily be placed in the same category with lights in this video. On Amazon, they are sold as a 2 pack kit: Switti 2 Packs Dimmable Bi-color 600 LED. The brand also has an RGB version. From description and reviews, it looks a little better and a bit more expensive than Neewer.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Michael! I know of the Switti brand, but have not had any experience with their lights yet.

[@beaucroft]

Very thorough review. I love the Aputure lights. One by one, I replaced all my lights with Aputures. I have 1 x 120DII, 2 x 672W, 5 x 528W, 1 x 672C and a couple of AL160s. They all give exactly the same white and are still very good when you add CTO (I use Lee filters as I don't trust the plastic ones supplied). The 120DII is exceptional and I prefer using it to the Arri!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Gavi D! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Thats a great kit you built up! Right now with my budget I may slowly move to a mix of Godox and Falconeyes. What kind of stuff do you usually shoot with that setup? Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@davidkachel]

Very informative.

[@NegatingSilence]

Liking automatically just for the reasons coming first.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey NegatingSilence! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad you like the format of this channel! I will continue to do my best with my content and reviews! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@DanielMo0]

Great videos, thanks :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Daniel! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@ChrisVallejos]

Thank you for the TL;DR!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Chris! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! Glad you enjoyed this comparison video! I will continue to do my best! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@callmesnow4225]

This really is differences only an expert can tell I suppose. To me it kinda looks the same. In my country, I cannot order from other countries and the stores take advantage of that, selling Neewer at $600......... What would you suggest? I do see the GVM 50RS RGB over the other GVM, but if I want 2 of those, I will have to pay $450.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Aleksander! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Oh wow thats quite a bit expensive for the Neewer over there :( In this case I would suggest learning a bit of color correction in whichever editor you use to cut your videos. In this video I wanted to explore how the panels performed without any correction, most of the oddities can be corrected later in editing. So I would get familiar with those tools sets, especially a toolset called "HSL" if you have it for your editor. And then from there determine what would be the best lighting package thats within your budget that will do what you need them to do for your videos. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@joelfuentes5148]

I've been looking for lighting for mostly photography with small film purposes. I think the Neewer 660 is a great buy. Thanks for doing what you're doing.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Fuenteesy! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I will continue to do my best! I'm not entirely sure what type of photography you do and if these panels would be powerful enough. Definitely fine for product photography, larger subjects in a studio space probably a fill light or hair light. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@joelfuentes5148]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thanks for the reply! I'm thinking of indoor portrait and product photography. I also would like to do unboxing videos. I believe you have reviewed the Neewer LED bi-color dimmable softboxes. The kit comes with 2 stands and a carrying bag.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome! Gotcha, for portraits if its a medium shot in a studio like setting, you may be able to get a decent shutter speed after diffusion. I did review a neewer LED bi-color dimmable softbox setup, but they have since updated to a different model so I'm not sure how good those are in comparison to the ones I reviewed that were not as color accurate out of the box as the Neewer 660

[@theoell2049]

Any review about Viltrox panels?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Thoe! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! Unfortunately I have not tested any Viltrox Lights, though I've heard they have some good budget panels. Perhaps one of these days I'll get to review one to add to my test library. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@Charliecrumb]

I’m actually in the market to try and buy some budget lights for my KZbin channel I’ve always used natural lights and I can’t afford aperture lights so I want to find something similar and this videos is very informative so I have a question would you get the soft box kit that comes with the neewer 660 and would the test you perform come out similar if your using your own diffuser and how would they look Using different varieties of diffusers

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey VB Media! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I currently have the softboxes in for review. The tests that you see here in terms of light output would be different once the softbox is attached, you'll lose some light output but I'm not sure by how much until I test it. In terms of using other diffuses, it will be dependent on the materials sheerness as well as the distance away from the light. Both of these factors will affect the overall light output. It's also worth noting that these panels are powerful when you have 100% control of your lighting situation, if you try to use these to compete against natural light coming from a window, it won't be suffice as they are not powerful enough. I will be showing more tests in my review of the softboxes real soon! Hope this helps, for now! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@dadimontv8414]

Good job, thank you

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey DadImOnTv! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad to hear you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@burhanbirinci5223]

Thank’s

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Burhan! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Glad you enjoyed this video! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@mrshaheedmalik]

It looks like there are 3 different Newer 660's. The One without the LCD - 660 The One with the blue LCD - 660S This one with the 2.4g The last two seem to be the same LED tech.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Shaheed! I'd believe the last two would have very similar results. Most budget LED panels these days perform very similarly, especially at Daylight.

[@t.k.dhamodharan5196]

Which light is best?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Djamodharan! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! If you're are a beginner on a budget, the Neewer 660 2.4ghz model, if you are intermediate and about to make an investment on a good all round lighting kit. Aputure or Godox (Newer gen models) Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@STUNNAFILMZ]

these neewer rgb lights can light my subject with colors and still have great quality

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey king weed! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Definitely, in a controlled environment the neewer lights do quite well! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@STUNNAFILMZ]

@@TLDR_filmmaker i have a great key light now what should i get the gvm rgb or neewer rgb

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

If you are strictly wanting RGB and don't care about the Bi-color in those panels. The Neewer will technically be brighter than the GVM, but not by much. If you want to see how RGB outputs compare on all the lights I've reviewed. Check my website for my light comparison chart and go to the RGB tab. All my results are posted there. tldrfilmmaker.com

[@STUNNAFILMZ]

Am going with gvm

[@UXXV]

I found the Aputure AL-528W vs AL-MX vs AL-M9 are all off with a touch of green here and blue there. Which is a shame :(

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey UXXV! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Aw man, is it like .1-.2 shift or is it much more? Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@UXXV]

@@TLDR_filmmaker listen bud your content is fresh and really engaging, only found your channel the other day but wanted to give credit where its due :) Its off by enough to be noticeable when they are all pointing at something and I cant correct on the MX when Ive tried. I'll do a test later today when Im shooting though and report back :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Really appreciate the kind words! Looking forward to hearing what you find!

[@rrmin36]

Would any of these lights be enough to light an entire room scene? Or light a band making their own videos? :-) Thanks for the reviews !!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey R M! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! The technical answer is, yes. Would it give you the look you're going for? That's the real question you'll have to consider. These panels will give a bit of a harsh look to the lighting (think 80s rock), if you're looking for more soft etherial lighting, then these won't be powerful enough for you to modify the light to get that kind of look while maintaining enough exposure for your camera to pick up. I know this may not be the best answer, but thats a video I desperately need to make as I get this question a lot and there are multiple variables you need to consider to know if a light is bright enough for your needs. Its a big juggling act between your lights power, the distance its placed, your cameras lens and your cameras capabilities to work with the light it does see. Hope this helps for now until I finally produce my definitive video on this topic. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

Your videos are like scientific papers. You get the abstract first, if you want to read on, you can read on. If not, then don't. Lol, very good format.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey TheBanjoShow! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! So glad you enjoy the format of this channel! I will continue to do my best with my reviews and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@dawitfekadu8301]

TLDR what about Neewer for wedding _

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Dawit! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! It really depends on the wedding venue and where you can put the lights that are not too distracting as well as what camera and lenses are you using. For a dark reception setting with a maybe 20'x20' dance floor, these light should do fine and help lighten things up a little bit so that you can get exposure. For a ceremony it may not look too pleasing as the lighting will look a bit harsh. But generally a church should have enough artificial or natural light, you can use these as fill or hair lights to give the shot more dimension. But if you are trying to light up a darker church, this light may not look the most flattering because you'd need to keep it further away from the alter. Long story short, it really depends on your needs. There's a million different scenarios when it comes to weddings and what type of look each videographer likes. This is about as general as I can talk about the subject as I figure most people are needing lights to light up the dance floor. Just keep in mind if you are trying to light up the bride in anyway as you don't want them to feel like they are deer in the headlights with something beaming at them. You would instead maybe opt to find a way to bounce light in the room to raise the ambience a little so that you can get exposure and not blind the wedding party. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@arthurschneider]

Really good comparison! But I'm still not sure... what is your conclusion regarding whether to choose the GVM or the Neewer (for a filmmaker on a budget)?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Arthur! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I prefer the Neewer 660 for someone on a budget that wan't a nice competent bi-color LED panel. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@MrTomb1976]

thanks, this was very informative, as a DJ and Photographer and i shoot some video at weddings ive been looking at the Neewer, i honestly think for all the more i do and need the lighting, they will work great for me.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Tom! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I'm so glad this video was helpful for your needs! I will continue to do my best with my content to help creatives! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@nado9509]

Love the video. Do you think the neewer bi-Color has the same result has the neewer 660 RGB?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

This video is a bit on the old side. The newer 660RGB are probably using newer LED Diodes that should be decently powerful compared to the bi-color. I believe they also have the 660 RGB Pro that will be a little more powerful.

[@theoell2049]

I would buy aputure if was not plastc and has barndoors so i bought VILTROX VL-D60T

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Theo! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! The plastic is definitely behind the times these days, the light is quite old compared to the newer types of LED panels that are normally made of aluminum. The barndoors for LED panels is nice to use when holding some paper diffusion or gels, sadly it doesn't cut the light as much as we'd like, but still good to have for sure! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@mohamadalrihawi7429]

أنت رائع شكرا على المحتوى المفيد و المبدع

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

انت مرحب بك!

[@GeoffBosco]

Why is it so hard to get a good idea of how bright any of these units? It’s like you tubers are going out of their way to not mention it.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Geoff! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm not sure what you mean, I specifically go through the brightness test results starting at 2:36 with camera settings and everything? Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@bananam0nk597]

neewer for the win

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey BananaM0nk! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Definitely a surprise to me too, I think we're getting to the point where most LEDs, budget or otherwise, are pretty accurate when it comes to daylight. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@ArdiNugrohocilacap]

Aputure still better in my opinion

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey ArdiNugroho! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I wish I had a spectrometer to see some numbers, but it really is slightly better if you really look at the vectorscope and then crossreference the color checker. Hope one of these days to build out a aputure filmmaking kit for narrative films! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@vilddyr]

Awsome video, but that sound inserted on every cut is incredibly annoying.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Tor Bach Kristensen! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! If you mean during the light output tests, I do that so that people know a setting has changed. As for the sounds between cuts of me talking. I've stopped doing that now a days :) Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@SA-sj6hr]

thanks a lot frère ))

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Salutations Sami! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're most welcome! I will continue to do my best! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@Ranger7Studios]

Aputure also has resale value, where as Neewer doesn't. If you are making an investment, I would suggest Aputure over Neewer. But if Neewer is what you can afford, then go for it. Great video! I was definitely surprised by the 660.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Ranger! You're definitely right about the resale value. I was too on the 660! I'm not sure if its only for my version, the 2.4ghz version, or if it is the same across the board on all three models. But now what we know it does pretty well in colors, a nice solid budget option!

[@kbrodeur]

this video like many never needed to be uploaded @4k. ever. also, wear a darker if not below 50% grey shirt if you're going to have your clip on mic front and center.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Kristoffe! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're correct in that 4k is definitely not necessary, I don't see too much a difference on my large TV. The reason I upload in 4k is because of how youtube processes a 1080p video file and how it streams a 1080 that is either uploaded natively at 1080 vs 4k. When uploaded in 4k, the 1080 is cleaner and sharper. This is why I upload in 4k to get the better 1080. As for the lav mic...well... my channel is more just about delivering information instead of going for a more corporate look. But it doesn't matter as I now use a shotgun mic now :D Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@kbrodeur]

@@TLDR_filmmaker take a unc png of it on a 1080P monitor or a portion of 0.5x of the uhd you use. you will find it doesn't do that, but it looks like it does (bi-linear, other algos etc). Also corporate or not, it's easy to match to your mic if you're talking about color consistency, think of the parallels there.

[@smfknj6010]

Youre just scanning the internet looking for something to complain about arnet you kristoffe? just completely ignore all of the highlights of this video and focus on something so stupid.

[@kbrodeur]

@@smfknj6010 no I am actually a person who notices blaring mistakes in a video that is supposed to be professional. He makes money on this channel, it's not a hobby. By try harder. ;) And yes, a mic the size of a grape on your shirt is in your words... what?

[@smfknj6010]

Kristoffe Brodeur hey what ever. when the information in an informational video is a 10/10 but you are to arrogant to see it because a microphone distracts your mind.. your loss :)

[@IMDABROWN]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome imdabrown! But chances are... I'm probably still an a#*($)ole lol

[@devanwoodruff7289]

4:34 four studs

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Devan! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! Haha thanks! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!