The Bescor FP-180S Bi-Color On-Camera Light Kitfrom Bescor FP-180S Bi-Color On-Camera Light Kitis comprised of a FP-180 variable color light, articulating mount, 74" air cushioned light stand, multi-voltage AC adapter, and a metal hook for hanging the light. The stand's length when fully collapsed is just 28".

The FP-180's panel has 90 daylight-balanced and 90 tungsten-balanced LEDs that permit the color output to be varied from 3200 to 5400K to match prevailing light conditions or integrate seamlessly with other light sources. For further versatility a separate control allows you to adjust the light intensity from 100-10% without flicker at all levels.

The FP-180 can be powered by 8 AA batteries, 14.4V lithium-ion battery packs, or with a multi-voltage AC adapter. A diffusion filter and orange color correction filter are included to allow you soften or adjust the color temperature of the light.

The FP-180's articulating mount enables on-camera use or stand mounting via a 1/4"-20 tap in the mount's base.

1 x FP-180 LED Light    1 x Air-Cushioned Light Stand: 74"    Closed Stand Length: 28"    1 x Multi-Voltage AC Adapter    Variable Color Temperature: 3200-5400K    Drop-In Diffusion and Orange Filter    Flicker-Free Dimming from 100 to 10%    Powers via 8 x AA Batteries    Articulating Mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long is the articulating Gooseneck arm? and how wide can the gripper clamps open?

A: The goose neck is 23" long and the clamp can open to 2.1".

Q: 2. Which bag would recommend purchasing for these lights?

A: We recommend the Photoflex Transpac Single Kit Case B&H # PHSKB which would have plenty of room for the items in this Bescor kit. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 3. What are the dimensions of the light? The specs only show the box size. Thanks much!

A: The light itself is approx. 4 x 6 inches.

Q: 4. Is there a bag anyone would recommend?

A: While we do not have a case that is designed specifically for this kit, two cases we carry that would be closest for a recommendation would be either the Lightware C6032 32 Cargo Case, Padded (Black), B&H # LIC6032, or the Impact Light Kit Bag #3, B&H # IMLKB3.

Q: 5. How many watts is the output of the Bescor FP-180 Bi-Color Dimmable LED Light?

A: One FP180 Bi Color fixture would be equivalent to about 100 watts of tungsten light.

Q: 6. 200 Lux @ 12' computes to what at 3-4 feet? Would this light fill greatly at 3-4 ft. for outdoor interviews so that the sunlite background would not wash out?

A: Hello, if direct sunlite is at the background this 200lux won't help that much. Maybe it can fill something at 1-1.5 ft. Even tough at night time it works amazing. This is a music video I shot in NY with it shooting at ISO 1250 on a 7D.http://youtu.be/GCMAbuECBLMAll the best,@manuelhst

Q: 7. Is there a Watt-equivalent brightness, for easy comparison with other lights? (I see the Lux rating, but it's less intuitive.)

A: FYI, after some digging and math, I calculated this to be about 156 Watt-equivalents (incandescent).But it could be higher if I'm not handling the light's angle of dispersion correctly.(I'm treating the quoted 200 lumens at 3.65m as a point spherical source. Casual intuition suggests that might not be correct for a panel light like this, ... but my cursory reading of the equations involved suggests that doesn't matter?)The math seems to be:(1) lumens = lux x distance (in meters) squared.(2) Watt-equiv = lumens/19.3+18 (more or less)*So, 100 lux x (3.65)^2 = 2665 lumensand 2665 lumens/19.3+18 = 156 Watt-equiv_____________________* The 2nd equation is my regression of some data I plotted from a DOE webpage.

Q: 8. Can these lights be purchased without stands?

A: That exact light is only available with stands or clamps. It is not available just a light. There are others that are similar that are available just as light.

Q: 9. What is the wattage of this light?

A: LED lights in terms of output are not rated in wattage but in Lux. That LED light is 200 Lux.As lights go it is on the lower side of brightness.

Q: 10. What is the watt output of this light? I couldn't find it on the specs or overview

A: Most LED lights are not listed in watts like hot lights. They are mainly in Lumens or Lux. The Bescor FP-180 is 200 Lux. There is no conversion that is accurate for Lux to watts.