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Canon Video Flash

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Blurst
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Yo NS,

Im wondering what light or Flash people are using in conjunction with their DSLR that stays permanently lit?

Thanks guys.
Nov 24 2014 11:46AM
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Laurent.
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Basic bitches: car headlights.

Cheap slags: construction flood lights.

Premium Perverts: Arri kits.

Bond villains: Arri 18000 Watt minisuns.

Nov 24 2014 1:00PM
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CameraWiz
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I use an Opteka VL-120 and that's pretty good but sucks that there is only a half hour battery life. It actually lights up quite a bit.
Nov 24 2014 2:45PM
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Blurst
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omnidataBasic bitches: car headlights.

Cheap slags: construction flood lights.

Premium Perverts: Arri kits.

Bond villains: Arri 18000 Watt minisuns.



I know what people use to light urban spots and I also know that you know that I know what people use to light urban spots.

Post a real answer in the forums some time you fucking scumbag.
Nov 24 2014 3:53PM
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Laurent.
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BlurstI know what people use to light urban spots and I also know that you know that I know what people use to light urban spots.

Post a real answer in the forums some time you fucking scumbag.


Post a proper question then. If you mean on-camera-lights, Sachtler Reporter series.
Nov 24 2014 4:24PM
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Mitchell.
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BlurstI know what people use to light urban spots and I also know that you know that I know what people use to light urban spots.

Post a real answer in the forums some time you fucking scumbag.


Figure it out dude, you just asked for a "video flash" ...
Nov 25 2014 12:04PM
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Blurst
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Mitchell.Figure it out dude, you just asked for a "video flash" ...


Alright sorry guys that I didnt know the proper terminology, hell I had no idea if these things really existed or what they looked like.

The title was "Canon Video Flash" so you can probably automatically assume I dont want flood lights, and even the thread description did a decent job explaining the general purpose of the product that im looking for.
Nov 25 2014 2:39PM
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dan_swagner
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/On-Camera-Lights/ci/2026/N/3907816526
Nov 25 2014 5:56PM
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dan_swagner
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An onboard led light wont really throw light very far. It only works well when the subject is 5ft or closer to the camera, because most just run on small batteries and dont have enough power to cast a lot of light.
Nov 25 2014 5:58PM
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dan_swagner
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An onboard led light wont really throw light very far. It only works well when the subject is 5ft or closer to the camera, because most just run on small batteries and dont have enough power to cast a lot of light.
Nov 25 2014 8:49PM
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