BRILLIANT! Thank you for posting this. I'm wanting to install a faux window in my windowless basement apt. This LED panel will really bring the "sunshine" in.

Very interesting light panel. Perfect for a person who likes to build their own equipment for video production. Many thanks Tom for the video.

This was amazing Tommy!! definitely do more bids like this. 🤘🏾🙂👍🏾

Thanks Tommy. Great to the point and perfect for what I need to do.

Just what I need. Thanks for posting the video.

*Wow, Great idea!* I may try it at some point! Thanks for sharing and I'm glad I ran past your channel!

Nice video! I really like it!

Dude so awesome ! I'm building a talk show set and this will is a perfect solution ! Fixed mounted led panels awesome !

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

+Brandon Moore sweet! Send pictures when you're done?

@brandonmoore8199

7 жыл бұрын

you got it !

cool idea :)

hahaha you made this on my birthday!!! thanks for the gift...

Thank You Man !

COOL GUY - NICE AND POLITE AND TO THE POINT - WELL DONE BRO!

for the flicker, you need a led driver to solve the problem. have fun

Tommy how would i build a 800watt led panel ??

Tommy that was brilliant (no pun intended). Thank you so much. Have you any idea if the light output would be sufficient for a SAD lamp?

@TommyCallaway

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! And I wish I could answer your question for you.. but I really don't know :(

Very cool! Managed to finish my panel last night from the other video demonstration and man its bright, can light up a whole room. haha

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

Very cool! Got a picture? Love seeing other peoples work.

@UnboundGodz

7 жыл бұрын

***** i.imgur.com/kLCnCqr.png Still have to cut the sides for its enclosure and then use plexi glass cover, and will probably frost it. Still debating on its power supply, either will keep as is and use power from the wall or will use my 12vDC batteries. Those would be better for electricity costs since it would be free, but idk. Well see... ;D

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

Great work man! Glad to see people getting some value out of my videos. :)

@UnboundGodz

7 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks :D

@UnboundGodz

7 жыл бұрын

***** Update: i.imgur.com/lQou78O.png ;3 For now, until i decide to add the sides and frosted plexi glass!

R u a wizard?

What is the light quality like (e.g. color rendering index, color cast, etc.)?

Thanks very much for this. Very ingenious and idiot-proof for those of us (like me) who would probably have some kind of accident if I got into using saws and soldering and the like. I have subscribed and would gladly have given you two thumbs up instead of one if I could. Keep those videos coming. Would love to see more like this because I am slowly working towards doing home/studio - based youtube videos. It would interesting to hear what equipment you are using - camera, lights, screen capture and/or editing software and so on.

Great Video! Just wondering, is that a Tesla coil you have in the backround on your desk?

@TommyCallaway

6 жыл бұрын

Yessir.

I can't find the led tubes?

I noticed flickering on the video when the dim was low

@DonnyHall

7 жыл бұрын

only a voltage dimmer would be flicker free. this unit dims by cycling the light hence the flicker

Cant find this kit now :( link dont work either

sir can you make led ring light for photography

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

+akshay kalkeri yes. There's already one on my channel. :)

Can this be hooked up to a battery? Or powered from a cigarette lighter or USB port inside a car?

@TommyCallaway

6 жыл бұрын

If you make a battery that puts out the same voltage as the included power supply, it shouldn't be too hard. Same dealio with the car power, I doubt it's more than 12 volts so you should be able to.

@Photographicelements

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Your videos are great man, keep it up!

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

The color temperature also does not look any good. Rather go with higher quality led strips

if it flickers, then it would not be good for photography using a cell phone. Stationary weak black bands will show up on a white board. no problems with a regular camera though.

Big Tom Callaway's son?

cheap and easy

CRI rating of the lights? Your skin tone seems to have a bit of green spike going on. Did you use the lights you built to light the video? Ah...just looked it up from your link. CRI is greater/equivalent to 80...not great for video really.

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

+Gerrick Winston on the big panel I put together I used cheap leds from china with a low CRI, I plan on replacing those at some point. I believe I used it in this video during the first half. Also I didn't set my white balance properly (I only recently learned how to do that for my videos during shooting. Lol)

Too much pwm

He said no tools, but he used scissors

@TommyCallaway

7 жыл бұрын

I don't consider scissors to be a tool. It's a common household object.

@spuds6423

7 жыл бұрын

Steven Foo Just don't run with them.

Honestly if you can’t afford a soldering iron (only $3 to 7) you don’t need to be spending money on lights....

@TommyCallaway

6 жыл бұрын

You're probably right.