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Question: Can this be used as a replacement for a reflector in daylight as fill light. Has anyone used it outside the studio for a similar purpose?
Document: I bought this unit for a different reason. I had bought another digital light for camera use before, as a gift for my brother. I realized that a similar less expensive one would make a fantastic emergency light. I used this one after the Sandy storm during power failures and by setting it up in a centrally located area of the appartment and pointing up to the ceiling I had light on the foyer,the kitchen,the living room and the hallways.It serves my purpose and I love it.
This is very bright, and work great. Combined it with my tripod to make a studio light that I can use inside or outside.
These lights are great to use to fill in shadows even in daylight, but you have to get in close. At night, they are amazingly bright. Good also for lighting car interiors and for a quick emergency light when you have to get the shot. With the Chromo, you'll just have to find a place in your bag for the extra gels. Not a big deal.
Need a little fill light? How about a main light. These hand held are just perfect for field macro photography without having to set up light stands. Good daylight balance. I haven't tried the colored filters so have no opinion. Get two for main and fill, 3 for main, fill and backlight (not sure how you would hold 3 so find a cute assistant)
If you're a Novice Indie Filmmaker; I'd recommend buying these lights, they can be bright enough to light your room in the dark and for setting shots. Not really powerful for outside shooting but they do a good job. I order three to use for back-light fill light and key light; for key light they are a little to strong but with practice you can actually make the work to your advantage.Not what the Pros use but they are a good start especially if you're starting out.
For the price, I was not expecting Nikon quality so the construction is as described by many. The housing is plastic and would probably break if dropped on a hard surface from 4 feet like most lights in this price range. I only need fill lighting occasionally so the sturdiness is not critical. I choose it over similar, cheaper products for one main reason - the tripod socket.
I haven't used this for shooting yet, but it seems at least as bright as battery-powered incandescent camera-top lights I've used in the past, but the broader light source of the LED array gives a softer light and wider spread. The native color balance seems like a reasonable approximation of daylight, and there are color filters included for changing that.
I was not pleased with this light, but to be fair it could have been the selection of Sony replacement batteries that were recommended in the product description. I used the Maximalpower brand Sony F550 replacement batteries, and they did not seem to be compatible after the product description stated they would be. They did not fit snuggly, thus causing the light to flicker. There are other recommended Sony F series camcorder replacement batteries, and they may fit better. Not sure.
I was hoping it would be a little brighter. In the shade I think it will work nicely, almost like a reflector, but when it's dark outside it really doesn't do a whole lot to help. Granted, it's better than nothing, but my hope to be able to use this instead of having to invest a lot of money in off camera flash was quickly crushed.
I got this light a couple months ago and did a few tests with it and loved the quality of the light it threw out. VERY bright compared to similar lights. Unfortunately the construction is terrible. The battery socket is loose and on the first shoot I used it on, the mount ripped off.
Answer: Hi. To Ms.Crystal.  I purchased one about 3 months ago it did not have the battery carriage/holder. But use it with AA battery's. I bought a second recently this came with the battery holder??.I contacted the supplier! Reckon the won't send one! Bad business dealings. NOW! You ask. I do use the two/outside on tripods/I use a Phottix ball head mounts/ not the ones supplied. They are ???/  phottix I feel are spectacular. I made my own defusers/ shades/ mirrors/ absolutely spectacular. I am soon to purchase two more for some effects no one has come up with. Then buying two more Phottix ball head mounts/these mounts are for hot shoe/or un- screw, and put on 1/4--20 thread tripod s crew/bolts. They certainly are bright/ I invented a motion sensor to turn these on at night to photograph bears/ coyotes.Just crazy old man stuff! Hope this helps! Just be east with them and they will out last the bears. In closing! I recommend these. If you don't like them I'll buy them!!J.R. Massachusetts