Bring professionalism to video calls with a personal lighting kit

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{mosads}The current era of virtual meetings has made giving a polished video presentation or presenting a professional appearance to employers, colleagues and clients a new challenge. Few of us have professional lighting ready to go when the videoconference starts. The Aduro U-Stream Executive Home Streaming Studio, which is currently 60% off the retail price, helps solve these issues by bringing simple lighting to any workplace.

The kit comes with a ring light with three easy-to-use illumination options and ten levels of brightness; three smartphone holders with a full range of motion; a remote control for the light; and a tripod with a height range of 18″ to 52″ to place it on. This solves several problems with home lighting:

• The ring light generates smooth, even light that removes awkward shadows across the face and body, while also making materials you present easier to read. 
• The color-matching feature prevents your laptop or phone from misreading the color temperature of the various lights in your workspace, removing bluish or reddish tones that may distract your audience.
• The multiple phone holders allow you to make public presentations on multiple platforms at once, using multiple devices. You can stream, record a presentation to use later, run a teleprompter app for smoother presentations, or keep notes in your visual frame of reference.
• The tripod allows for easy placement on flat surfaces and different heights, allowing you to sit or stand during meetings and providing a wider range of motion for presentations.

Virtual meetings and presentations are going to be part of our professional and personal worlds going forward. The Aduro U-Stream Executive Home Streaming Studio gives you the tools to present with a degree of polish and style that will help you stand out. And at $119.99, 60% off, it’ll do so cost-effectively, as well.

Prices subject to change

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