Lg Refrigerator Normal Temperature Settings

our refrigerator is covered with them!

Mine came in an S3100 camera. I somehow damaged it, but it was able to recover surprisingly well, more than once.Perhaps I tried to recharge it after a cold outdoor shooting session without letting it warm up. (It's small enough to warm up in your hand!) I thought its internal temperature sensor would restrict any harmful recharging; apparently not so. It seemed to be destroyed, but I kept it, anyhow. After a few days' rest, I tried it, and it had come back to life. In the meantime, bought one (non-Nikon branded) with a light green label, and also a low-cost one online. Both failed quickly in normal use, normal temperature. (I rarely use flash.)I tried to recharge it and use it, but it seemed to be dead again. Waited, again, tried recharging it, and it still worked! I don't know whether it has full charge capacity, though. As I see it, it's this ability to recover from adverse situations that makes me recommend Nikon-branded batteries. They cost more, but, they work!It seems rather unlikely that Nikon makes its own, but perhaps they do. If not, they must have chosen the best maker as a contractor.Not important, but the label's typography is superb, imho!

You do get some light settings to play around with, including dealing with the color temperature. There is a wide variety of change between the available levels of the color temperature. You can go from very cool and pure white, to very warm almost very orange-like. I tend to stick with this particular settings since I like the warm tone in my videos as I'm sure you've noticed up until this. But being able to have many options to cycle between is always very useful to have. So how do I mostly use it? Well, I use it as my main light for filming this a-roll. In fact, I'm using it right now and I think it's great. I tend to keep it in a warmer setting, but not the warmest so that they can still look natural enough. One thing to note is that this is a really powerful light, so for me to get a comfortable brightness, I have to keep this light at around 10% of its maximum potential. This is insane because it just goes to show how unbelievably bright it can get, but I don't see myself going maybe past 20% for any circumstance. The other settings are just too powerful, but I'm sure that, that feature would come in handy if you have to keep this light at a distance. So again, the flexibility is really nice. Overall, I really like this light and think its worth the money.

Complete CONTROL. This remote controls everything you have in the back of the light from brightness, color temperature (K degrees), channel, AND...it allows the light to be turned OFF, FROM the REMOTE! What else could you want on that remote?? The fact that it features a dedicated POWER BUTTON, I can turn off the light, which is a RARE feature as MANY remotes do NOT have this capability and I honestly don't know why this wouldn't be a necessity. Not only when I turn it off and back on, all settings are left exactly at the brightness and color temp settings before shutting off, ready to shoot by pressing again the power button without making any changes! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I love this light. It provides a LOT of light in a compact package. There are a number of temperature settings and a really nice set of lighting special effects (lightning, police lights, fireworks, etc.). This is very well constructed and uses Qi technology for recharging. One really nice feature is the built-in magnet that gets rid of the need for a light stand.

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

once I got familiar with interface, things got easier. As a matter of fact, I really like the interface here. I haven't pushed it past the normal settings to see how dialed in I can get it, but it's promising. I play on Xbox One and so far so good. Thanks for having a decent price on this as some other ones that are worth looking at are a bit much. Five stars!

You can get firmware updates without the hassle of sending in the lens to the company. You can customize settings on the lens. You can always revert back to normal if you make a mistake in the customization. All companies should supply something like this for all there lenses.

This filter permits wide aperture settings at normal video shutter speeds (1/30 to 1/60), allowing selective focus for cinematic effect. There is one caveat. An ordinary lens hood will not fit over this filter. Plan on getting a matte box, or doing without.

This thing is a beast. Runs cool at normal settings and PBO + Curve Optimizer make it run hot but fast!