White 6 Tier Bookshelf With Lights

[2560 x 1600] I’m building a mid tier white RGB themed PC and this was the perfect motherboard I really like the work and it came very nicely packaged and very quickly even with this crazy pandemic

[RJ45 Male] I used these for work regularly and are exactly what I needed for 23awg solid wire shielded cat.6

[Wheeled] The price is right and it was easy to put together. the lights are good and bright and white.

6 months later it's on 18hrs/day, no problems. If you still need VGA, this will work well for you. Good color out of the box, no complaints.

[2.55 lb] Most keyboards today are gloss black with white lettering. Overhead lights can reflect from the keys with the result that readability is poor. The matte yellow key background with black lettering works very well in my office location. Very pleased with this unit.

[21 x 18 x 16"] These lights are extremely versatile and are very well built. I selected these lights (as well as the L7-C and Skypanel instruments) because of the wide range of CCTs they can produce - from 2800K to 10,000K -- meaning that they can can produce 'white light' for a wide range of 'looks.' Additionally, you can directly control the red, green, blue, and white LEDs that make up the system, allowing a very wide gamut of colors to be reproduced -- all without the need for gels. They are easy to use and, when combined with DMX512 control, can be completely automated. The only issue with the L-series lights is that they tend to go very blue at the low end of the dimmer range (the Skypanels are better in this regard). Otherwise, I really love these lights and would highly recommend them.

[0.65 lb] I use this for all newborn sessions in natural light and with my constant lights. I used to be a white reflector fanatic because gold was too gold...this is AMAZING! It adds just a touch of warmth to the shadows.

[0.095 lb] The proliferation of incandescent replacement lights has created a white balance nightmare. I use this product to calibrate WB in my camera (when shooting jpeg) and to correct in post-processing RAW. I had tried a 18% gray card for the purpose, but it was not truly neutral. This product is, and includes the 18% grey card. The included frame, although made of paper, is well designed for its purpose.

[Yes] I've owned the smaller version of the PowerTank (84.4Wh) for several years and it still works perfectly. These days, I often run two scopes at the same time doing astrophotography, so I needed to get a second power supply. Also, one of my mounts has a cable with a car plug for power, so the larger PowerTank was clearly the best option. The 5V USB ports are useful for keeping an iPad charged, the red lights are good, and the white lights are useful for clearing up at the end of a night. I especially like the fact that the light button needs to be pressed for two seconds to turn the white light on, so it's impossible to turn it on accidentally. Both Tanks are compact and much lighter in weight than the old-style lead-acid type. I find the strap that holds the Tank to a tripod leg is more trouble than it's worth, so I usually just leave them on the ground with the red lights on. The rubber cap on the top of the Tank is a dumb idea and eventually breaks off. The only other problem I've ever had with the Tanks, is they hold charge for so many nights I've sometimes forgotten to recharge them.

[8.55 lb] I shoot video courses for my wife's company's website (--------------). After white-balancing problems with cheaper lighting, I sprung for Dracast LEDs and am very satisfied. I started with three 160s which were adequate for most talent lighting, but quickly added two 500s (all daylight 5600K) to deliver true white backgrounds. Since I bought the lights separated by several months, I was concerned that the light color might vary slightly, but that was not the case. The lights are all with 50 degrees Kelvin of each other. I now mix and match them as needed. Infinite adjustment with dimming. Quick and simple to set up. Stands on the LED500s are sturdy (tho the nylon stand bag could be improved). LED500s are most effective with barn doors, which are required to hold DRACAST LED500 filters. Filters (for both 500 and 160) are also helpful to diffuse light on talent as necessary. I don't use the tungsten filter, so can't comment. Am very pleased with these lights!