Would this product work well to light a 20 x 20 Room for Video Production
897688
Basically this is flash unit, works great with stills, unlikely would work with video, you would be better off with LED lights or another product from Cowboy Studio that uses continuous fluorescent bulbs.
897689
I would say no for video, because the modeling lights are pretty dim and they are not white. For pictures they would light that well.
1175381
Yes it should be fine. I use it to illuminate my audio/visual equipment in a home theater room. It's bright enough but not obnoxious. Good luck
2024253
This would work perfectly fine for that. The batteries last for quite a while and even when weak you would still have plenty of light.
653518
It gives off adequate light in the bedroom (12x12)we have it in. Not sure it would be enough in a large formal dining or living room area. Hope it helps.
1468780
Depends on how much other light there is in the room...it's not the brightest fixture ever. It'd be good for effect lighting but not for primary lighting.
846802
Yes, that would work. While I do not find it too bright at all (maybe half as bright as an iphone screen), I do think that covering part of it with masking tape or (even better) electrical tape would decrease the light output.
1551856
I think it would. I use it to study and it lights up most of my desk space.
832514
The 16x24 is great for video. I got this lights for product photography and i use only one like but for portraits i use all of them. If you want to see what it looks like for video light set up. Search for this product on youtube. I saw this guy show it off on his set up. I saw the quality of the light with video and it was great. That should help you choose. But you also have to keep in mind your set up space and if you will move them around. That should also be keep in mind. Hope that helps.
366243
Hi, I use it for the makeup shoots . But you need to know that it's not enought if you stand as far as a foot from you client. Better use some really good lighting
2119232
Two would light about a 10x10 size room fairly well but you would have to use a higher ISO and/or larger aperture. I have 3 and use them to light industrial shots that fill about a 12x12 foot area. They do put out a good deal of light for their size and have been very reliable. They are only about the size of an iPad. Dimmer works also.
121237
doubtful, but depends on what type of lighting you are expecting. I have two of these fans in a room about 24' x 19' and at it brightest it does the job for general purposes.
2146359
I don't knos the lumens output but I certainly believe this would work well in that function. The light is bright and certainly is revealing. It will not light an entire room but I think it will complement the ceiling light well
2168692
Hard to answer but I suspect 4 would be adequate. Keeping in mind it sounds like you have fluorescent tube lights and these are not tubes nor fluorescent. Four of these lights will be more than enough to light a 20' x 20' room though.
1551787
I believe it would work okay. The light does generate a lot of heat -- so use in a confined spot could cause problems, in my view.PN
1703341
Depends I guess. I can use it in the room with all the lights on, but it is a last resort. There are a few others that have quite a bit more lumens, I would go that route if your room is pretty bright.
1213797
Dim lights. It works fine in my living room, circa 150 square feet, with one 100-watt bulb. The image was barely visible in my Sunday school classroom with a ceiling full of flourescent lights on. I had to turn the lights off and let the room just be lit by light coming in the windows. So no, I don't recommend it for use in a brightly-lit room. This projector appears to be intended to watch movies with lights out or dim more than to make business/classroom presentations. It's usable if you can dim the lights or turn them off, but not ideal.
2217630
I think this one would work fine. It has 3 globes so it gives a lot of light. They all work off the same electrical box.