VariZoom on camera LED lights are back!

Tom McKay

Varizoom
Some of you might remember VariZoom had launched a new LED light last year that got rave reviews with a 4 page editorial in DV magazine, Videomaker and others.

We sold a record amount of these lights and when we had pulled the product for apparent legal issues many were upset that they could not buy more.

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Well issues are resolved and we are now filling orders. I am linking some images as well as our web page.

Light is also available with our unique battery clamp accessory that allows you to use your rechargeable camcorder batteries. Light is extremely well made and is dimmable with barn doors, diffuser and filter that fold in flat neatly as well it comes with protective case. Full 1 year warranty and VariZoom support.


DVXUSERS can get a 10% discount by ordering direct before 9/15/08. Regulary $399. DVXUSERS $369.00 with discount.

Tom McKay

VariZoom On Camera LED web page

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Is there anyway to attach the light to the battery bracket? This is convienient when hand holding the light, mounting on stands, etc.
 
Tom, glad it all worked out. Hopefully it didn't cost an arm and a leg to gitter done!
LED lighting has become more practical and all the rage over the last couple years.
 
VariZoom LED Lights

VariZoom LED Lights

Thanks Ted,

Lights are a hot item and selling well.

Best regards,

Tom

Tom, glad it all worked out. Hopefully it didn't cost an arm and a leg to gitter done!
LED lighting has become more practical and all the rage over the last couple years.
 
Does the dimmer roll smoothly, or in incremental hard stops?

Sorry for being pedantic, but 10% of $399 would be $359...:)
 
$359.

$359.

Rolls smoothly.

Thanks for catching that . $359.00 is the price. I guess people ordering have also caught that as well.

Tom

Does the dimmer roll smoothly, or in incremental hard stops?

Sorry for being pedantic, but 10% of $399 would be $359...:)
 
Mikko,

Yes we will have a battery clamp for that in a few months. I guess the hmc 150 is different unlike the HPX 170 which is using the same battery as the HVX and DVX.

Might be less expensive to power lights with your previous model camera spares.
 
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