SEDGEWIN 2 Pack Full Screen LED Video Light 2500–7500K 🎥

This pair of LED panel lights is a full screen photography lighting kit designed to soften shadows and expand fill coverage for creators filming at home or in a small studio. The dimmable output and wide colour temperature range make it convenient for video, streaming and product photography where accurate colour and smooth illumination matter.

Key Points

The panels use a 3D soft cover that diffuses light to reduce harsh edges, giving a more even look across faces and objects. The kit includes two adjustable stands that extend from 29.5 inches up to 78.7 inches, which allows for both low-angle and overhead setups. The panels are fitted with 192 lens optical beads to improve transmittance and colour rendering, and the brightness can be varied from 0% to 100% to match different shooting conditions. A 2.4 GHz wireless remote control works within about 10 metres to switch the lights on and off and to change brightness and temperature, making on-the-fly adjustments straightforward 😊.

Technical Specifications

• Name: SEDGEWIN 2 Pack Full Screen Photography Lighting Kit
• Light source: 192PCS lens optical beads
• Colour temperature: 2500-7500K
• Brightness control: 0%–100% dimming
• Stand height range: 29.5 in–78.7 in
• Remote control range: up to 10 m (2.4 GHz)

Benefits

Having two panels lets you shape light from both sides to reduce unwanted shadows and create depth for interviews or product shots. The soft cover and higher transmittance lenses contribute to a gentler, more flattering light for skin tones and reflective surfaces. Because the remote supports multiple channels you can control groups of the same model at once, which is helpful when scaling a setup for multi-angle recording 🎬. Consider that the remote requires a battery, which is not included according to the manufacturer.

Practical Tips

Position one panel as a key light and the second as a fill light to begin, then adjust brightness and colour temperature to match ambient light conditions. For warmer, more cinematic scenes lower the colour temperature and reduce intensity slightly, while for a crisp, daylight look increase the temperature towards the cooler end. The aluminium alloy tripods use knobs rather than flip locks, which tend to feel more robust over time and allow small incremental adjustments to angle and height. For compact desk recordings remove the tripod and place a panel on a flat surface, ensuring it sits firmly to avoid tipping.