SMALLRIG RGB LED Photography Flashlight, 7500mAh Aluminum Alloy Patterned Ambient Light, 4 Color Fill Light with 20 Patterned Light Filters, Perfect for Photo, Content Creation Accessorie RF10C 4634

The SmallRig RF 10C stands out as a creative, compact accent light with excellent color quality, thoughtful pattern tools, and reliable battery life. It's not the brightest, but it excels when used intentionally in audience-specific shoots or stylized portraits. If you're seeking a creative RGB flashlight on the go, this one delivers imaginative possibilities in a small package. For high-turnover studio lighting, however, a more powerful LED is a better mainstay.

This is such a strong light with multiple settings and so many filters. It's amazing for creating unique lighting effects for portraits or even just creating a strong static light. Extremely easy to use and, while it would be better if it was full RGB, the lighting options it provides are great for the price. Comes with a carry case and it's easy to shove into a pocket in your bag for a shoot. It is surprisingly heavy, but that speaks to the build quality more than anything.

The media could not be loaded. If you're looking for a compact light that can be used in a creative way, then this light checks a few boxes!First, to touch on a few things I've seen others mention...The POWER: So, when I'm usually filming documentaries, commercials and other things, we would typically bring a strong light in with a spotlight attachment and gobo holder to add windows and other images on the background. Even though this light can do those same things, I wouldn't compare it to them. This is pretty much a flashlight, with RGB functionality, that comes with gobos to project. It's not going to be anywhere near as strong as the more professional lights. So, if you're someone that needs a very strong light for a bright scenario, then a pro light will be better suited for you.The gobos QUALITY: Same as the power, I would look at the quality of these the same way. Yes, the holder is rubber and the gobos are thin, but you also don't have to worry about breaking them. But be careful with the gobos, because they do seem like they'll bend and get out of shape if you're just throwing them anywhere.I do wish that it came in an actual case instead of the bag. I can see myself purchasing some type of small case to hold the light and the gobos, to try and keep them in shape.I'd recommend this light to filmmakers, content creators, anyone doing product photos or videos and definitely someone that might have a home space or podcast setup where you're filming in front of a blank wall. This is a good, cheap option that can elevate the overall look, just by adding a light slash or image to the background. Same goes for interview sessions along with other things.Overall, it has a solid build, the power output is decent for small scenarios and to be honest, if we decide to compare it to the pro setups, you're looking at $53 vs a few hundred to get an RGB light and a few hundred for a spotlight attachment.I'm giving it 4stars because I feel like a case is needed. Even if it was just for the gobos. With them being cheaper quality, it's going to be tough keeping them from getting bent inside the bag.I hope my short video gives a decent preview of some basic ways to use the light.

Long battery life, good brightness, functionality

Well I love it.. Yes it's not the brightest.. But it's enough for indoors that's what it's made for.. The build quality is stellar and very satisfying extremely premium for a lamp.. Like a fat light saber .. And that's what it is like a regular premium lamp you can also use for photography stuff and that has a couple of colors build in.. I wish one could focus it even a bit more but I can live with the results this can produce. So I can understand why some people want more but they fail to understand what it's made for, as a en the road solutions to spice up the background just a little.. Battery live is extremely great on that thing.

Disappointing. The light is low power, low lumens. Wish they'd disclose the lumens up front. Size of the light makes it look as though it would be more powerful. Too dim for most uses. The logo holder is rubber, flimsy, and awkward to load. The light does have threaded receivers on top and bottom so it can be attached to a light stand, but make sure you have a ball mount or something so the light can actually be angled into your subject. Useless outdoors. Just not enough power. Gobos are many and diverse, but now I'm trying to figure out how to make a gobo holder that I can use on another, more powerful flashlight. The knurled multi-function on-off-brightness knob feels cheap (push on and off and color selection; rotate for brightness) and I fear it will likely eventually fail. Rather than multi-colored lights; I'd rather have just white light -- but with light temperature control. Not sure how much use I'll get out of this. Pretty much a waste of $53. Definitely not worth the price, but instead of returning it; I'll keep the gobos, and toss the flashlight when it is spent.

I was impressed with this light. I got it for still life and to add background lighting/shadow for still life and macro. It’s metal, sturdy and exactly as advertised. The gobos are plastic, but sturdy enough as they will be held in a rubber frame anyway. I don’t think it is bright enough for portraits though. Worth the money if it fits your need.

I thought I was gonna get this little flashlight because of the price, I was wrong. It’s big, it’s heavy, it’s sturdy, it’s high quality. It actually has 4 little LED panels inside and that’s how you get different colors, that’s why when you switch modes it changes a few inches of center. Charge lasts a long time, this definitely feels like it should be at least $100+