Now for a video light review! I have the Nautieye NE22 light for review today. This light is a multi function light that can be used as a video light, a snoot (not with a snoot attachment, just a focused beam), red, blue, or combined red and blue. Each selection can also be adjusted in light intensity. I did a video review of the light and features here:
I ran bucket tests to check published specs on this, which took forever because I checked burn on high and lowest power for the video, spot, and red light.
Here you can see a few of the test runs
The only published specs on burntime where video light(1800 lumen) 60 mins and spot (300 lumens in a 5 degree spot) 120+ mins. My results were as follows:
Mode High Power Low Power
Video 1hr 25min 6hrs 27min
Spot 5hr 12mins 21hrs 57min
Red 6hr 53 mins 20hrs 46min
I did not test blue only since it should match the red times, and I don't know anyone who runs blue and red so did not run that test. Real test numbers on this are quite a bit better than published.
I am told the battery on this is a genuine Panasonic and I tend to believe it is based on my test of it. It is a 5000Mah battery and when i tested it with discharge it came out to 5218Mah.
I have never shot with a red focus light so I wanted to get this and see how that works out for keeping the critters from running. This will also let me try out some snoot type blackwater shots. It is quite convenient for me to mount up on a cross arm with either a single ball clamp or a flex arm that lets me get the light out and over a macro subject.
If you remove the ball joint it does have a tail connector you can attach a boltsnap or lanyard(included) and use as a handheld dive light giving you multiple lighting capabilities. It is however, intended as a photo/video light.
Here I show video light spread, and a comparison to the DGX600 video light. These were all shot 26" from my garage door with a fixed iso, aperture, and shut speed.
High
Med
Low
comparison
I ran bucket tests to check published specs on this, which took forever because I checked burn on high and lowest power for the video, spot, and red light.
Here you can see a few of the test runs
The only published specs on burntime where video light(1800 lumen) 60 mins and spot (300 lumens in a 5 degree spot) 120+ mins. My results were as follows:
Mode High Power Low Power
Video 1hr 25min 6hrs 27min
Spot 5hr 12mins 21hrs 57min
Red 6hr 53 mins 20hrs 46min
I did not test blue only since it should match the red times, and I don't know anyone who runs blue and red so did not run that test. Real test numbers on this are quite a bit better than published.
I am told the battery on this is a genuine Panasonic and I tend to believe it is based on my test of it. It is a 5000Mah battery and when i tested it with discharge it came out to 5218Mah.
I have never shot with a red focus light so I wanted to get this and see how that works out for keeping the critters from running. This will also let me try out some snoot type blackwater shots. It is quite convenient for me to mount up on a cross arm with either a single ball clamp or a flex arm that lets me get the light out and over a macro subject.
If you remove the ball joint it does have a tail connector you can attach a boltsnap or lanyard(included) and use as a handheld dive light giving you multiple lighting capabilities. It is however, intended as a photo/video light.
Here I show video light spread, and a comparison to the DGX600 video light. These were all shot 26" from my garage door with a fixed iso, aperture, and shut speed.
High
Med
Low
comparison