Pixel K80 LED light panels Variable colour and colour temperature continuous light LED lights

Keith looks at a pair of adjustable LED lighting panels from Pixel.
The full written K80 review with more details of the device and manufacturer links is at
www.northlight...
The lights have warm and cool white LED lamps for white light, giving continuous brightness adjustment and colour temperature between 2600K (incandescent lighting) and 10000K - a very cool daylight. Thee is also a full set of of RGB LEDs offering continuous setting of hue, saturation and brightness. The device also has several flashing light modes for video effects.
The panels have radio connectivity, with six control channel settings (groups) and a wide range (48) of frequency channels in he 2.4GHz band.
The rear display and settings can be applied to multiple lighting units. The units are powered by 15v DC adapters or a pair of NP-F style batteries (two per panel - not included).
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[@beemerrox]

Nice to see your videos with gadget reviews, always something to learn. 👍

[@KeithCooper]

Thanks - I try and concentrate on stuff which has concrete uses for my photography

[@crt_rex]

Thank you my good sir, this was a very useful video, and I found it more informative and trustworthy than other flashy videos I watched beforehand. My application is recording CRT monitors (very tricky at times) and TVs playing retro games, and I've been so disappointed with the cheap ring lights that I want to move on to something a bit more premium, but still affordable. This is it, thank you for your insight.

[@KeithCooper]

Thanks