I was sent a Raya Bendie-Brite Folding USB Bi-Color LED 10” Ring Light to review. The light is aimed at vloggers, online presenters, and of course selfies. Does it provide the versatility required for that audience? Let’s take a look. Raya Bendie-Bright — Portability The light scores high for portability.
At first glance, it might appear as if a ring light has only one purpose in photography. But really, you can think outside the circle (pun intended) to use a ring light in multiple ways. Today we’d like to share some of those with you. Standard method The standard method
I recently reviewed the Angler Circo LED Ring Light but was disappointed in its results for portraiture. My thinking was that maybe using it in an environment would hit the mark — and I was right. I paired the ring light with my Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Macro lens to photograph
In a world where video calls or Zoom meetings are becoming a daily thing, I’d recommend giving yourself a quick 30 seconds to setup the Raya Bendie-Brite Folding USB Bi-Color LED Ring Light beforehand. The Bendie-Brite is a great light for anything video related. FaceTime, Facebook Messenger, Zoom, Skype …
I recently wrote a post on using extension tubes and mentioned how macro ring lights can be very helpful. So in this follow-up, I take a closer look at macro ring lights and the benefits of them. Getting in really close to your subject can block a lot of light.
Over the years I’ve been adding to my lighting equipment. I started out with a standard on-camera flash and then progressed into my AlienBee B800 strobes. And now, with the Angler Circo LED Ring Light (19″), I’m adding a bit of flair into my setup. I was initially intrigued to
