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Question: Can you remove the honeycomb on the front of the light and just expose the CFL lights?
Document: I purchased this light kit for lighting both product photography, and to light videos I record for a YouTube Channel on fountain pen reviews. The honeycomb grid is a really nice feature, although I rarely use it anymore. The aluminum stands are light, but feel relatively solid. All of my bulbs arrived intact.I've been using these for six months now, and have only had a couple of minor little problems with them:* I don't assemble and disassemble these lights regularly.
The price is low but that is due to the quality. The background fabrics are thin and have stitch marks patching them up. The Velcro webbing that you see on the lights is made from some REALLY old Velcro material and when you remove it you get blasted with tiny pieces of Velcro. The sockets for the bulbs....i just wonder how long those will last. The stands are decent and the locking mechanism for the overhead light is good.
Few of those were slightly loose.Honeycomb grid is a nice touch that you don't find in other similarly priced brands.The obvious truth is : this product is made for a home studio. If you need a set to be dismantled frequently; you are in totally wrong place. If you need industrial/professional performance; unfortunately you have to pay the price. No way around it.Think about this; a 45W good quality daylight CFL bulb (Alzo or Eiko) costs minimum $11-13 each.
This was much more than I expected and fit our needs very well. Unlike other reviewers, I had no problem following the instructions to assemble the lights. The CFL bulbs do a great job without using too much power or adding too much heat to our recording area.My only wish is that the ChromaKey backgrounds were a little wider. These are fine for a single subject background, but in our case we have three people on the set and need something wider for 16X9 shots.
Just used this at a video shoot. The lights made my on camera subject pop off the background. Some of the stands are a bit light, but for the money, it's a nice kit.
This light package is a steal for the price. One of the lights did come broken, but an easy fix by visiting the local home depot to pick up some extras as well. One major drawback is that these lights literally have to be completely disassembled to fit back in their original carrying case. Other than that, these lights were definitely a great purchase.
This was a perfect starter kit for me. I started out lighting my videos and movies with hardware lights and little LED video lights. All of which still work very well. However, I really wanted something that was more...traditional. I also wanted something that came with more than just lights so I could justify buying it. This kit was the perfect match for me.The honeycombs work like barn doors in that they articulate the light.
More than you might expect from a beginner kit.I was impressed that this kit included 5 (!) full-size tripod stands, including two to hold the three-color-choice cloth backdrop, two to hold light stands, and one to hold a stand and boom arm that holds yet another light. The 3 lights included work well, as do the (cool-colored) compact fluorescent bulbs.
The ONLY problem I have with the product is, I really wanted the honeycomb soft boxes. Unfortunately, they shipped the plain white boxes, instead. Slightly disappointed.
plastic mount points.Something else that is clumsy is tilting the lamp heads because with the softbox installed, there is nowhere to securely grab the lamp head in order to control the tilt, so I'm left to hold into the front, top edge of the softbox in order to point the head upwards.
Answer: Yes you can. It is applied with velcro. Very easy to put on and take off.