Trailing.co

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I won this really great prize in a draw on Trailit.co They are a great company that develops browser extension and mobile application that enables a new interactive way of consuming content based on storytelling and contextual learning.
I will say right away that this device can become simply an indispensable thing not only for a professional photographer but also for a good amateur photographer who wants and can take truly great photos and videos of high quality, without unnecessary shadows and with cool even lighting at home or in a personal studio. Specifically, this model – IVISII Ir-45 Ring Light (actually, it is a kit that includes 18 inches LED ring light, 2-74 inch light, aluminum material foldable stand, white and orange color filter set, tripod head hot-shoe adapter, universal Adapter with US plug, smartphone holder, comes with a carrying bag for convenient storage and carry), is of good quality, with a powerful, even glow. The power supply supports 100-240V ~ 50 / 60Hz 16A, illuminance is 4800 Lux at a distance of 0.5 meters. The glow temperature is about 5500 kelvin. I think these characteristics are good for a home or a small photo studio.
In addition to Ring Light, I won equally great digital prizes: Trailit Lifetime Software License + Filmora Lifetime Software License + 6-month TubeBuddy subscription. I'm just really happy to be able to use the licensed version of this quite easy but really great video editor (Wondershare Filmora). In addition to all this, I received few branded black reusable face masks with a nice Trailit.co logo. They are very cute.
Here's all I wanted to share after the joy of receiving these prizes.

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