The Bescor LED-70 Daylight Studio 2-Light Battery Kitis an on-camera, dimmable, daylight-balanced 6500K LED light designed to combine bright output with a compact, highly flexible form factor. Powered by either four standard AA batteries or an optional AC power adapter, the unit's 96 LED bulbs produce an ultra-bright, 70W-equivalent beam with a reach of up to 30 feet. Suitable for both video and DSLR cameras, the LED-70 includes a clear frosted filter for softening glare, as well as an amber 4300K correction filter for shooting indoors.

2 x LED-70 Daylight Fixtures    2 x SLM-5 Batteries    2 x Battery Chargers    2 x AC Adapters    2 x Conversion Filters    2 x Diffusion Filters    2 x Light Stands    70W Tungsten Equivalent Light Output    Runs on 4 AA Batteries or AC Adapter    100 - 20% Dimming, Color Balance: 6500K

LED technology offers lamp longevity, low power consumption, daylight-balanced illumination, and never gets hot to the touch.

This light utilizes either four alkaline AA batteries or rechargeable NiMH AA batteries. With an optional 6 VDC/1.5A adapter, it can also run off AC power.

The LED-70 offers a wide array of 96 individual LEDs for a wide beam that illuminates up to 30 feet.

Dimmable from 100 to 20%.

The included 4300K amber filter provides a softer, more natural lighting effect, while a frosted clear filter helps smooth and even out the light's tone while reducing glare. Filters are easily removed from the unit's housing by sliding them in and out of the built-in filter holder.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Looking at doing Portrait's with these lights. How do they compare to the cube lights ? If I was doing portrait's with them ( cube x 2 lights ) as I need a good portable lighting system that is compact.

A: If comparing these to a Lume Cube LED light, they would have roughly the same output, but there wouldn't be color temperature control built into the Bescor lights.

Q: 2. Would this be good to use with color gels?

A: Sorry, I'm a real newbie to a SLR. I bought these to light a studio setup for filming fine art with my new EOS Rebel T6i but so far I have been unsuccesful because I haven't enen learned how to use the camera yet.The lights seem to put out quite a good amount of light that is adjustable with a dial. They also have a slotted carrier in the front that uses either a frosted lens or a orange lens to filter the light.I think they will suffice for my purposes once I figure this whole thing out. Good luck!

Q: 3. Will this fit a Nikon D3300?

A: I should fit with no problem...

Q: 4. Is there a list of cameras that the light will mount to?

A: No list - but this light will mount to any camera with a conventional, standard hot shoe.

Q: 5. Is this light good for run and gun style shooting?

A: Yes it is. This is a fantastic option for a light to put on a camera or camcorder for run and gun style shooting. It is light weight and will last around 2 hours with 4 AA batteries.

Q: 6. How do you control and adjust the dimmer? It says fully adjustable. Is there a knob, 1-10 level, something like that?

A: There's a dimmer dial on the side. Works fine; we typically dim it as the full-strength light is pretty strong for close filming.

Q: 7. I have a panasonic gh4 which has a hot shoe mount on it - will this light fit? Or will i have to buy additional mounts

A: This fits all standard flash mounts. It is not a hot shoe, but fits the mount well.

Q: 8. Would these be good for lighting up a backdrop for talking head interviews? It would be used in conjunction with a more powerful system lighting up the interviewee from the front.

A: Yea they are great for that purpose. :-)

Q: 9. Do these mounts include a slot for an umbrella?

A: No. we suggest the following in order to do so. Impact Umbrella Bracket BH #IMBSM • MFR #3117 https://bhpho.to/3l5A1r2

Q: 10. Would this set be appropriate for photographing fine art? I have limited space and these appear to be a good size. My work is both 2D & 3D in construction.

A: Yes, these lights would work well for fine art.