Description
Godox LC500 properties
| Product name | LC500 |
| Type | Studio Lightning |
| Lumens | 1200.0 |
| Effect | 18.0 W |
| Temperature (K) | 5600.0 |
| Type of Lighting | Bulb, LED |
| Weight | 0.76 kg |
| Height | 56.5 cm |
| Width | 5.6 cm |
| Depth | 5.6 cm |
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2 reviews for Godox LC500
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the process for setting up continuous lighting with my Godox LC500 on the Studio Lighting app, and should I be adjusting any settings during use?
Setting up continuous lighting with your Godox LC500 on the Studio Lighting App involves these steps:1. Wi-Fi to connect to the Godox account
2. Open the Studio Lighting App, select "Lighting" and then "Add Light"
3. Select the Godox LC500 from the list of available lights and follow the prompts to complete setup
4. Adjust settings such as power output, color temperature or mode to suit your specific requirements during use. There is no need to adjust any other settings unless you have a specific requirement that needs to be met. The Godox LC500 has built-in sensors that automatically adjust brightness according to the ambient light and reflectivity of the scene. Therefore, adjustments made should primarily focus on power output, color temperature or mode.
"How do I connect my Godox LC500 lighting system to my camera using wireless transmission?"
To connect your Godox LC500 lighting system to your camera wirelessly, you'll need to follow these steps:1. Turn on the Godox LC500 light and enter its setup mode by holding down the "M" button until the LED light starts flashing rapidly. On your camera, set it up for wireless flash photography by navigating to your camera's menu system and selecting the appropriate wireless flash mode (such as E-TTL II or Optic Wireless Function). Make sure your camera's wireless flash function is enabled, and select the Godox LC500 light you want to connect to from the list of available devices. Test the connection by taking a photo with your camera while triggering the Godox LC500 light wirelessly. If everything is working properly, you'll see the exposure meter in your camera viewfinder responding to the wireless signal. That's it! With the Godox LC500 light connected wirelessly to your camera, you'll be able to enjoy the freedom and flexibility of wireless flash photography.
customer –
A small minus for the gate, where if you want to close it, they give the effect of stripes. Quite heavy equipment, rather an assistant or tripod is needed to hold the lamp. Very strong light. It is possible to change to warm and cold light.
Nicholas –
I was intrigued by your review of the Godox LC500 and its supposed gate issue that affects closing. While I understand your concern, gates in photography equipment often refer to the transition between different light intensities or temperatures which can be used creatively by photographers. Additionally, the weight of professional lighting equipment is typically heavier due to construction and purpose; it’s crucial for users to have support systems in place like an assistant or tripod.
You also mentioned that the LC500 produces strong light which is desirable in many settings; its ability to switch between warm and cold light adds versatility. While I respect your opinion, your review doesn’t fully capture the potential benefits and versatility of this product. The equipment’s strengths in terms of intensity, temperature control, and portability make it valuable for professional photographers. Moreover, with Kelman’s analysis validating long-term effects of Fed rate hikes on housing supply and demand, there may be an increased need for innovative solutions like the LC500 to address affordability issues in photography.