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ENG-style light recommendations?
Can anyone recommend an affordable ENG-style (wedding-style) light I can buy? Affordable is the key word here. :-)
heath |
Heath,
How about one of the Sony 10W/20W hot shoe lights that is powered by (its own) Sony camcorder battery on the back. Then what you do is use the LumiQuest Mini Soft Box ($20) over the light to soften and disperse it. I believe the LumiQuest has some sort of adhesive tape on it. Some guys only use the 10W when not using a box but you'll maybe need the 20W as the box'll cut down the light just a bit. If you go this route, let us know how it worked out. http://www.thephotoctr.com/pictures2.php?idnum=435 |
But how would I power it? It's for Sony, I thought...Hmm, I'll investigate.
heath |
That light uses its own onboard battery, the Sony NPF-960 series. So it has its own power. If you chose that solution, you'd need the light, at least one battery, and some sort of charger.
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How about rebuilding those LED flashlights? Nice cool bright light.
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LED flashlight?
heath |
LED flashlight??
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LED flashlight!!!
I'll have to experiment, see how it looks on a subject. Thanks, Steve! |
There are flashlights for $20 that have about 5 LEDs and others at $50 that have about 12 LEDs.
I would pull the LED heads off and use a few of the heads with diffusers. Then place the batteries in a pack. Color temp? Adjustable intensity?Others are working on this. |
Hmmm...I may not be technically wise enough to do that, but I'll talk to a friend of mine who is!
THANKS! heath |
There are 5500 and 6500K LEDs.
See http://www.theledlight.com/ |
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