Multicolor Reflective Camera Flash Backpack

[Softbox] Fit well, is quit large and do the job. I will use it when i cannot take the advantage of reflective surfaces for my main flash, and perhaps on a secondary flash, like a soft box. Wait for the item to be on sale, and you won't be deceived

[Black] I have a backpack for my primary camera, lens, and flash. However, I've begun shooting video w/my Fujifilm X-T3 and needed another bag to carry video lighting devices, audio gear, light stands, tripod and extra lens. This bag fit all of my needs and is very convenient when taking the NYC subway too. As I go back and fourth between DC and NYC, it is very convenient tone able to grab my bags and go! ☺️

[Silver, White] I use this to diffuse harsh sunlight and shoot through with my flash. I keep it in my backpack.

[5 ms (GtG)] The monitors are excellent, they have a non-reflective screen, which I like very much.

[LED] The Auray RM-MCLED Multicolor LED Rack Light is a basic yet capable light that can suit a ton of different applications. The way I have been using this light is as an accent light to add some pop to some shots and then in a deep dark cabinet that doesn't have a lot of light in it. It's pretty easy to operate, with two buttons. One button if you hold down it'll power on and dim the light, the other controls the color or you can cycle it. It's easy to mount and the mount itself swivels a bit so you have options on how you want to mount it. I think this is going to end up in my gear closet to help out when I'm packing up. It's also super lightweight so it doesn't need much to mount it. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[1] Make sure you pay attention to the fact that these are not multicolor, and they do not have adjustable white - only brightness is adjustable. I can tell you fromm using Wiz and NanoLeaf items that the TP-Link app is by far the easiest, fastest to set up, most responsive and glitch free, and best to stay connected of all the apps. The light is a little on the orange side. I did not see a kelvin rating anywhere but I would say below 3000k by a hair. I use them in a couple of lamps I use for motivated lighting.

[Black] I'm using this plate to hold my phone and portable multicolor LED light or to attached my mic. when going live or recording video.

[1.185 lb] Excellent Wired USB Keyboard. I love the LARGE keys and the multicolor backlit keys are great at night time.

If you are obsessive about color, and being able to see more of what your camera can capture in RAW, you will love this monitor/display. I was surprised to see a little more colors in images of a rainbow than I could see before on my prior monitor. Several things: First, the non-reflective display is much more to my liking since I print my photos, but it may not be your cup of tea if you like super reflective high contrast displays like the 27 iMac or similar. Second, having three calibration slots let me set one to Adobe RGB, one to DCI-P3, and another for B&W. Third, quality so far seems quite nice (only had it a week). Finally, if you shoot and process a lot of video, you would be better served with a 4K display designed for video processing.

[178 x 178°] If you are obsessive about color, and being able to see more of what your camera can capture in RAW, you will love this monitor/display. I was surprised to see a little more colors in images of a rainbow than I could see before on my prior monitor. Several things: First, the non-reflective display is much more to my liking since I print my photos, but it may not be your cup of tea if you like super reflective high contrast displays like the 27 iMac or similar. Second, having three calibration slots let me set one to Adobe RGB, one to DCI-P3, and another for B&W. Third, quality so far seems quite nice (only had it a week). Finally, if you shoot and process a lot of video, you would be better served with a 4K display designed for video processing.