Rotolight NEO 2 LED Video Light for Cameras - 3 Light Kit, Continuous Adjustable Colour with Built in High-Speed Sync Flash

I purchased this and its big brother, the Aeos II, for a recent promo shoot in Paris. The Aeos II provided solid constant light, but this little beauty mounted on my hot shoe really saved the day. It's very well made, with excellent control over brightness and temperature. The included filters are a nice touch and came in very handy. It's not as bright as a typical flash, but it is well bright enough to light up a subject several meters away. The portrait shots I took were occasionally slightly over-exposed if anything, so there was no issue with light levels from this device. I was able to adjust in camera RAW, and the results are excellent; magazine quality, and soon to go into print. I will have this with me on all still and film work and I think it's very good value at the price.

Compact and lightweight, I bought this as a fill-in light for video conferencing and presentations. It’s really powerful and spends most of its time at 10%! Build is plasticky (it’s plastic!) but solid. Buttons work well and all I would wish for now is a remote control. Delivery was sooner than promised and the packaging was excellent. Came with filters and a belt case.

I have found the light covers all my basic needs as someone new to basic portrait photography. It is adaptable in it's variation from a flash to a continuous light source. The only down side was that I ordered one with a UK plug and got one with a euro plug which meant additional expense in buying the right one hence only giving the product a 4*

Its a great light, lots of features and control. Very bright and super portable. Its rather costly, but since its aimed at a Pro level user, it is what it is.. Love it.. now want more :)I use it with the approved battries and they last ages too, so super handy for long shoots.

Very expensive for what it is, a bunch of LED's sold at a crazy high price. Rotolight must be nuts to think the ordinary joe soap can then go onto purchase a trigger for another 300 quid then bard doors just to be able to mount the softbox all sold at crazy prices. With that said from reviews its light that it produces has a better reputation for more accurate colour temperature than any of the cheaper products such as the Godox LED panels etc. Build quality is OK but the plastic feels like it will crack if it gets a bang or is dropped, would feel better if it was made from more of an impact resisted material (maybe it is made form this stuff but it feels more brittle) The size is lovely, operation is flawless. It says it on the manual and plenty of review sites that this light is NOT suitable for alkaline AA batteries it needs high performance Nimh cells. This is not an exaggeration sticking some shop bought alkalines into it, it lasts about 10mins max and complains of low battery if you ramp up power to past 50% after a minute or two, this is due to Alkaines not suited for high draw where their capacity quickly diminishes, Nimh cells though are better suited to be able to supply enough umph to keep this light working better. I was initially unimpressed with the output of the light when looking at it with the naked eye, but it appears to be enough to use for head/shoulders shots if you ramp up the ISO on your camera when shooting stills.The good: Lovely light, Lovely size, very versatile. Flash mode with PC sync and HSS flash mode with the crazy priced dedicated trigger.The bad: The high price

This is a useful addition to the photographers tool kit and does the job as expected.

Great to get nice skin tones when on the go, surprisingly effective within 6 feet, useful up to about 10 feet.I recommend to also get a D-Tap battery and you won't need to worry about the battery running out, and to be able to use the maximum possible power in flash mode.If you use rechargeable AA batteries instead, you are probably going to need at least 2 sets of 6, if not 3.You can use it to shoot when it's too dark, but it shines when used to get a better exposure on your subject when the natural/ambient light is not flattering.

I bought one of these nifty little light units a few months back. I haven't used it that much, but when I have, it's been a great product. You really do need to put lithium batteries in it, because alkaline batteries won't last long at all. The light output is no use in normal sunlight, but in a darker room for example, it's very useful. I shot a promotional shoot using one of these attached to a monopod held over the actor's head for key lighting and it worked very well indeed. You can also add it onto the hotshoe of your camera. It's way more powerful than the little Manfrotto LED lights available. But it's expensive. Not for everyone, but a good piece of kit.