The Best On-Camera LED Light

[Sectaguy]

I second Comer 1800. Its one of the best outputs at 1800 lux at 1m 4500K color temperature. That's why it's more expensive than other solutions. I'm selling one here. Please contact me for more info.

[Philip Goetz]

LPMICRO. 4AA. Rechargeables work fine. It has a warranty. iKan is doing some good stuff too. No one has a adapter for powering off HMC40/70/150/AF100 batteries. Yet.

http://www.ikancorp.com/productInfo.php?id=213

[gclark]

Torch TL-50. The built-in battery makes it compact and great run and gun shoots.

http://www.filmtools.com/switronix-t...kit-tl-50.html

[slondon]

No on camera lights unless you're shooting ENG or weddings. And even then . . . .

[Al MacLeod]

I keep looking at this...and wondering.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...On_Camera.html

[Norman99]

I think that's 650 dollars MORE than Justin's budget.

[Al MacLeod]

Hence the word "wonder".

[slondon]

Out of idle curiosity, why an on-camera light?

[Sectaguy]

Sometimes that's what's needed. I took my Comer 1800 to shoot this warehouse sweep:

[Berk]

can anybody comment on The YONGNUO 160 and IKAN ILED312
does it strobe while the battery dies? how is the green casting?