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Question: If i order this lite model is it including the battery with it right?
Document: It's not the brightest light in the room, but when I need just the right additional light, this will do it. And since I don't have to mount it my camera (any of them, including my iPhone and iPad), it's the best bargain for the buck I've found anywhere.When I aimed this at my wife, she exclaimed, &#34;Don't shine that at me! It's blinding me!&#34; I was 10 feet away. It wasn't even turned up full.
This was priced so right, I had to give em a try. I'm gonna order another one just to have available. The light are great and the Lithion batteries I had for my old Sony cam work with these lights, another plus.
When I held both the CTO and the minus green together it seemed a lot closer to actual tungsten light. Unfortunately there's no way to attach both without rigging it. Tungsten is tricky to get just right anyways so I see myself buying some different levels of gels and stacking them behind the frosted diffuser depending on the ambient lighting.Overall this thing is an amazing light. I think I'm going to have to order at least a couple more. VERY bright! Everyone that I've shown it to cannot believe the output.
This is a Nice Lite! Priced Well and It Really Does Throw Alot of Light....Downfall is the Plastic That Attatches To The Shoe on the Camera,just Treat it good and Dont Keep It in a Cold Car!Highly Recommend the Re-Chargable Sony Brick Battery
Uses a wide variety of battery types including double AA for on the run shooting. Money very well spent.
It does not weigh me or my rig down. The reason it is so lite weight is because it is plastic. The light panel housing, the hot shoe mout, the battery plate, the control wheel, and the gels are all constructed from lite weight durable plastic. Even though it is plastic it is still tough. I've dropped mine and they still work perfect.Being lite weight and small in size makes the light very portable. It's easy to use this light just about anywhere.Like I said earlier.
I think this one is adequate but is getting outclassed by newer more compact model with the light level on the back instead of the side. No instructions. Not vital, but that surprised me, got to say. Not even dope on how to install the battery cage plastic, and nothing on safe operation etc, my wee gripe for the day.
Bought this along with flash bracket.Function well, It has 160 LED. Can be use with 5 kind of batteries. 3 Sony Lithium Batteries, 1 Panasonic Lithium or (6) AA batteries.I have an old sony camcorder that use M size battery (Battery's model no.
If you search around, you'll find that these 160 LED panels from different manufacturers of this model are all the same, so just get whichever has the best price. It takes 6AA batteries but comes with an adapter so that you can use a camera battery as well. It lasts for a nice while on 6AA. Two of these could light a small room. The light is pretty directional and can be a little harsh because of that (hard shadows).
* Can take several different battery types, including AA batteries. * Battery test button with four bright red LEDs that tell how much charge is left in your power source. * Because it's an LED light, when you dim it, the color temperature won't change. * LEDs require less power to drive. * For its size, it really delivers an intense light. * Adjustable head angle. * Comes with two color correction filters and a diffuser lens. * Lightweight.
Answer: I believe that one comes with it... however, it also runs on about 8 AA bats...  I however would also order one additional battery and the AC or 12V charger which is really helpful they are very cheap... about $12-$15 each... best to have one charging while using the other.   One other way that you can work this is build yourself a FAKE battery unit and put a wire on each of the + and _ and power it from a battery pack on your belt that you can use any larger battery pack or 12V using a USB converter... just cut off an old wire and leave the USB on it... you only use the Black (-) and the Red (+) positive wires, just cut of the others.  It should work as USB is 5.5 V.  If it sounds too complex don't do it... but I build my own 12V battery packs using a pistol case, standard 12V SAE automotive connectors and a $10 10W charge controller so you can use solar or power from the wall to charge it.  But, the little one they make for this size battery which is a standard Video battery, has a 12V Cig plug and folding AC plug in the unit so it is very handy.  This is a very great light for its very light, very small package, easy to use and extremely bright... too bright to shine in peoples faces... best used focused into a parasol or reflector to spread and defocus the light... but it also has a volume control like wheel so you can turn up or down the amount of light easily. Excellent light.   If you take table top shots as I do, I have two stands, with add on parasol and flash connectors and then use two of them and you have an instant studio... you can use standard colored jells for effects as well as the light does not produce any heat... the best part about it, you never have to worry about fire. So, good choice... get two batteries and charger unit you will be very happy.