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Flashpoint Reporter Super Compact 150 LED - On Camera Light

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Light enough to go anywhere.
Enough light to go everywhere!

Flashpoint's Reporter 150 LED portable light provides action videographers and still photographers who use DSLR's and HD camcorders with 900 lux output from a generous 60° spread and the added feature of a pocket size Smartphone footprint with a self contained rechargeable battery.

With superior sleek design, this 'go anywhere' device combines beauty and light efficiency. Additional, the svelte LED has a 4000maH lithium battery that offers a convenient solution for the 'run and gun' shooters, reporters and anyone moving from one lighting situation to the next ambient challenge. Complete manual control of flicker free brightness levels are adjusted by a control dial on the side edge. Advanced circuitry maximizes efficient battery use. The micro USB port charger does the job in a jiffy.

Our LED lights provide visually accurate color temperatures, flicker-free output, and no color shift when dimming. When used outdoors, the small, self-contained LED light produces copious fill light to alleviate deep shadows, while blending ambient available light to add modeling to subjects.

This pocket Reporter LED marvel real shines in our portable product line, with reasonable output, superior sleek design and cool look.

The latest LED technology.
Uncompromised light quality.
Unheard of value.

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One of the brightest advances in technology is the advent of the light-emitting diode (LED), a two-lead semiconductor light source. When an appropriate voltage is applied to the leads, electrons are able to recombine with electron 'holes' within the device, releasing energy in the form of photons. This effect is called electroluminescence, and the color of the light is determined by the specific energy band gap of the semiconductor.

Impressed yet? No?
LEDs are small, durable and need little power, so they are used in LED strobe lights or continuous camera lights without detrimental heat output, and operate at a safe, low voltage, instead of the 250+ volts commonly found in xenon strobe tube-based lighting. This is especially useful in lighting for videographers, where space is at a premium and bulky voltage-raising circuitry is undesirable.

Each LED gem glows with exceptional brilliance of light and human genius that old Thomas Edison would have surely appreciated.