In this video I'll review the NEEWER RGB1200 60W RGB LED Video Light, and I'll also show you exactly how the app works and a full setup.
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I'm here with the Neura RGB 1200, and let me quickly set that up so I can have this
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video look a lot better. Well, that's better, and I can set the mood a little bit, and change the color sensor
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here right from the app. But let's first look at how to set this up manually. There are two ways of connecting this
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First one is using the dual bracket, like so, on the front, so they can show forward
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So in the front, they show forward, but I'm mounting it upward
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I'll give it a little more stability here. Let's tighten that, and let me open up the flat screen
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And there's also a computer inserted here, so this will just use the light
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And then, if I hook it up, there's this long extension cord
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So you can set a lot of things manually here on the back. The first thing is the CCT version with the mode selector
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So here you set it on CCT, and then you can use this dial to change the temperature, so
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I can go from like setting sun, yellowish here, to a full bright daylight
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The daylight is the one I'll be mostly using for my videos, because I'm just sitting behind
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my desk here. I want a cool, nice daylight on my face and on the subject I'm recording
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And you can also change the intensity to full on, and then change it to more like an off
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version here. And the other cool thing here is when you change the mode, it has the A.I. function
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and it will give like a view here, like a different color. And then you can go from like a purple here, to a more reddish color, some orange, yellow
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and just go through the full spectrum here. And if you want to change the saturation in the same way, just press the button here
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and you can increase or decrease the saturation of the color. So more lightish green, maybe what I need for my subject today
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So I'm on the app right now. Adding devices is quite easy. It already finds for a new work that's in the same room immediately, and just click
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on it, and you can test it, and you can instantly change the settings here
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And I can change the brightness, which is really cool. Oops, I pressed my, to really down, all the way down
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So that's pretty cool. You can change the color temperature on the app
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That instantly has a color of that color. And then, oh, I added a little green to that
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So that's a green adjustment. So that's pretty cool. So that's on the CCT version right here
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And, oops, the light source. The brightness. So go to the HSI version and change the color scheme right on the app here
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So it's pretty intuitive. So it's pretty intuitive and pretty easy to use
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Pretty cool. Pretty fun to play around with it, actually. But it actually helps me quite a lot because I'm on my own
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I'm making videos on my own. I don't have a live guy to change the temperature just a little bit
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So I can just sit here, look at the screen, how it looks, and then change the temperature
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settings right here on the app. The newer RGB 1200 are really, really cool and definitely worth the investment
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Because you get so much out of it, and it will really help your photo or video game
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