2 different lights for video?

[veru.diver]

Hi, i flooded one of my lights want to buy a new one, but dont want to buy the same one. I would like to upgrade and maybe in future buy same as the new one(when i save more money).
So i have orca torch with 5000 lumens and 5300 kelvin and Im thinking about big blue 7200 lumens 5000 kelvin. Would that be too big difference? Would it look ugly? I take video on wide angle. Does anybody has experience with 2 lights with different lumen and kelvin on one video?
Thank you so much!

 

[weeksd]

I have a Big Blue black Moly 2900 lumens, 6500 kelvin and a 4000 lumen light which is 6000 kelvin. It is hard to tell in the video which light is which. Here is a link to one of my videos.

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[veru.diver]

I have a Big Blue black Moly 2900 lumens, 6500 kelvin and a 4000 lumen light which is 6000 kelvin. It is hard to tell in the video which light is which. Here is a link to one of my videos.

Komodo 2 - reefscenics

2024 Komodo

reefscenics.smugmug.com

Great! Thank you. Nice video. Do you have any night dive video?

 

[MB NZ]

It depends, if you're trying to light up something big, then maybe, for fish and other critters, no problem. I'll often have one light on a lower power setting than the other anyway.