Look like very interesting.

Duration of LED - 50.000h Lighting - 1600LM Lighting distance - 50m Recharging time - 2h Potency - 0,8w – 20w Color Temperature - 3200-5600K Illumination angle - 60º Number of LEDs - 298 Battery Life - Up 10h Price - € 189,99

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Here's my blog post:

http://wbavproductions.co.uk/resources/celeb200.html

Here's a picture:

And here's a little test video based on a script I had knocking about and haven't used yet:

My goal was a quick test to gain experience, I matched the colour temperature with the outside ambient. I matched the power of the lamps to give a natural effect.

I've been looking for a cheap softbox/diffuser solution to make the light from a 312 bicolor led more pleasant looking and keep the eyes of the actor from burning out. There's a lot of stuff on ebay but being an available light kind of guy I'm a bit lost.

Any recommendations? I would buy from anywhere but prefer a european seller/shop.

Thanks a lot!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pro-Flim-20w-50w-100W-LED-Studio-Fresnel-spot-Light-Stands-CE-Certification-/221556423567 http://www.ebay.com/itm/321418146145?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

It amazes me how little talk there is around these lamps on the internet and i think that our forum could be a good place to point people to this option.

The light i bought was the Hedler Dx15. Its a quality HMi light with built in balast. Weighs about 2-3 kilo and gives about a 650w output for 150w consumption. I love the handle on the back which i find missing on the arri's when they get hot. And the build quality is on par with what you'd expect from german built material.

I bought the cheapest version being the lamp without fresnel and this one you can get for 450 euro. Fresnel or higher powerd versions cost more.

Last thing i bought was the umbrella holder which is a cheap way to modify your light.

http://www.hedler.de/dx15-e.html

Z Mini review in Spanish

La chica says it's equal to 150W tungsten which is not much but still decent provided the size and the weight of the light. For $495 I know no competitive solution currently for such a small and portable fresnel. Or is there any?

Another more specific review in English

Has anyone had any experience with them?

Well, the footage shot with the LEDs was fine, no green bands. But the 100-watt bulbs weren't as bright. So, it seems to me that I should use more powerful lights, and I'm thinking CFLs equivalent to 200-watt incandescents.

So my question is: what color temperature should I look for? Floods or standard configurations (for use with white-umbrella stands)? Do they make dimmable high-power CFLs, so I can adjust the lighting more delicately? (And if I did this dimming thing, would there be problems like flicker or banding with my GH2?)

Sorry if this has been asked before, but the info I found was in many different threads,and I figured, let's assemble it all in one post/thread.

Really bright, high quality light.

• special batch, CRI 95
• easy to use and tilt handle
• light
• sturdy construction

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New, 1280x800 IPS 7" NEWAY CL76HO-X monitor

New, 1280x800 IPS 7" NEWAY CL700HO monitor

SEETEC 3.5. viewfinder

SEETEC 5.6" monitor with 1280x800 panel

Metal case, 5.6" monitor, 1280x800 resolution

Aputure AL-160 led light

Aputure AL-198C led light

Aputure AL-198A led light

312AS led light (also option to get two lights in the pack)

508 LED Light

DN2 900 LED lights

Tungsten fresnels kits and individual lights

Cheap LED spot lights, "fresnels"

Premium LED fresnels

Lishuai LED Fresnels

312D and 312DS led lights

576 led lights

1024 led lights

312DS Special Edition, High CRI led lights

• made specially for PV, CRI 95
• updated and improved from usual 312DS
• Color temperature adjustable
• easy to see screen and adjustment
• flags
• sturdy construction

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1024DS, Special Edition, High CRI led lights

• made specially for PV, CRI 95
• easy to see screen and adjustment
• Color temperature adjustable
• flags
• sturdy construction

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Can't afford those awesome $800 Sekonics? Get one of these instead.

So I thought: would it be possible to combine best of both worlds? Would it be possible to have LED lights which also work as a Fresnel lights? Then I found out that this is the newest cutting edge thing that ARRI offers in it’s L-series, and LightPanels is releasing its own early models too, and they cost tens of thousands of dollars!

I wonder if I can make it DIY?

After all it shouldn’t be that difficult. I thought of getting a 312ASZ led panel (which, correct me if I'm wrong should give me a 250W equivalent) and sticking one of those plastic Fresnel lenses that old people use to read newspapers. Like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Magnifier-Full-Page-Magnifying-Fresnel-Lens-Sheet-XL-/320649270129?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4aa82f9371#ht_3008wt_932 or fresnel lenses for Solar cookers like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fresnel-Lens-Over-Head-Projector-Solar-Cooker-Oven-Project-OHP-310mm-x310mm-x4mm-/150826264411?pt=UK_Gadgets&hash=item231df2275b#ht_500wt_1164

But then the question becomes, are these good enough Fresnel lenses for purposes of cinematic lighting? And how to make it so that the lens moves back and forth, so as to focus the light?

What do you think? Any advices? Any suggestions? Any links to such DIY tutorials?

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...which includes this 5 CFL head. http://www.cowboystudio.com/product_p/2000w%20head%20only.htm

Are there any higher quality softboxes that will fit this head that I could upgrade to in the future? They all seem to have built in sockets or proprietary mounts.

I hope I can soon give a review of the Scorpion lights...

What's the best one out there for that budget?

Over the weekend I made some tests by photographing a small painting under Sun, Shade and the 3100K and 5200K samples. I believe that they tested rather well.

Full test and comments here: http://wbavproductions.co.uk/resources/LEDSheet.html

I might make an enquiry as to how much a 800mm square section would cost.

Images are SUN SHADE 3100K-Corrected 5200K-Corrected 3100K-Raw 5200K-Raw

Nice looking alternative to a set of dedo lights

I also found some cheap Chinese ones from Amazon Prime. Why did I pick these?

1. Free shipping
2. If they are defective or don't put out the correct light described, I can send them back easily. This only applies to the US folk, sorry about that guys.

Anyways, here's a few links to the ones I'm trying out.

1. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002QQ48TK/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

2. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00710K0DE/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

3. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002Q907EW/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm going to start off with #1 above as they came in first. I'm not going to get to into the design and build quality at this point as I'm just evaluating whether these cheap LEDs can even be used. If so, relatively easily, we'll get into the other stuff.

Tonight I just did a down and dirty test with the Pocket Cam and the Sigma 18-35 shooting ProRes 800asa at 3200k in Film Log. I just stood in a blacked out room and held the strand of LEDs about 12-16 inches from my face. Once again, just trying to get an idea of whats going on. Here's a some screen grabs of before and after a quick grade.

@pundit @BurnetRhoades Here ya guys go. See if these are worth a shit :)

Update: The third pic is the first rigged up piece. I'm powering it off of one of my batteries I used on my GH2. Works prefect and the mic stand holds it well for testing. Think I might be on to something cheap and useful here.

I am using a gh3 for my recording.

I am looking for a solide light kit with led. One Main light like led panel and two additional lights as spots that can be focused.

Right now I have planed: 2 x dedolight DLED 4.0 1 x limelite mosaic 30 x 30 cm daylight led panel

You got ans experience?

Thanks Alex

Shenzhen, December 2013- Aputure is pleased to release our superior Amaran Halo LED ring flash AHL-H100. It will be the first CRI 95+ ring flash in the world.

Amaran H100 uses brand new led color rendering technology for critical applications. H100 has high color rendering index (CRI 95+) leds gather in 1 compact ring, providing double output to previous model (60 leds). Higher CRI makes Aputure CRI95+ ring flash is ideal solution for macro photography including nature, medical and scientific photography.

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312AS led light (also option to get two lights in the pack)

Very good and popular light with adjustable color temperature.

Available at:

http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/717/special-deals-lighting-fresnels-evfs-monitors

Allows to adjust other light from group wirelessly from one unit.

Price - from $57 shipped

Available - http://www.ebay.com/sch/?_nkw=Pixel%20Sonnon%20DL-912