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Are you looking for an alternative to a ring light? Then the Joby Beamo Studio Key Light is worth considering for your streaming setup. Joby is a relative newcomer to the lighting arena, as a brand probably best known for its range of GorillaPods (the flexible miniature camera tripods with bendy legs, often used by vloggers to film themselves at arm's length).
Its first lighting product was influenced by Lume Cube's line of pocket-sized cube-shaped lights. Since then, though, the company has gone on to carve out its own identity in the vlogging and streaming space, adding streaming mics like the Joby Wavo Pod to its arsenal, and even partnering with YouTube royalty Casey Neistat in 2022.
In addition to "cube lights," it now offers a range of ring lights, background lights, and LED panels - with the Joby Beamo Studio Key Light ranking among the best lights for streaming. With a slim outline and super soft illumination, I think it's a great addition to any YouTube or Twitch home studio, and at around $80 (£70) it's an affordable light for beginners.
A tabletop light producing soft, flattering, diffused illumination, it offers a wired remote control for discreetly adjusting your settings with multiple shoes to mount microphones and other accessories - making it one of the most versatile streaming lights available. But is it the right streaming light for your needs? Read on to find out.
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Its first lighting product was influenced by Lume Cube's line of pocket-sized cube-shaped lights. Since then, though, the company has gone on to carve out its own identity in the vlogging and streaming space, adding streaming mics like the Joby Wavo Pod to its arsenal, and even partnering with YouTube royalty Casey Neistat in 2022.
In addition to "cube lights," it now offers a range of ring lights, background lights, and LED panels - with the Joby Beamo Studio Key Light ranking among the best lights for streaming. With a slim outline and super soft illumination, I think it's a great addition to any YouTube or Twitch home studio, and at around $80 (£70) it's an affordable light for beginners.
A tabletop light producing soft, flattering, diffused illumination, it offers a wired remote control for discreetly adjusting your settings with multiple shoes to mount microphones and other accessories - making it one of the most versatile streaming lights available. But is it the right streaming light for your needs? Read on to find out.
Read the rest of the story...
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Fallout 4 DLSS mod boosts performance and quality where Bethesda won't
To view the source [steampowered.com] of this article and to read more, click here.