This Aladdin A-Lite Diffuser - Compact Essential Oil Aromatherapyis designed to work with the Aladdin A-Lite Diffuser - Compact Essential Oil AromatherapyA-Lite. Using the hinge, you can flip the diffuser up to get maximum brightness from the A-Lite or leave the diffuser down when you prefer a softer, more diffuse light. The diffuser can be completely removed from the A-Lite when it's not needed. It works on both newer A-Lites and on older models originally fitted with a screw-mounted diffuser.

Softens and Diffuses Light    Hinged Design for Easy On & Off    Works with Newer and Older Model A-Lites

Hinged design

Works with both new and older model A-Lites

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Willthis work for nikon d300 spec?

A: As far as I can tell it will work with any camera that has a hotshoe.

Q: 2. Can I detach the ball head and add an extension or cellphone holder..etc?

A: No, but you can add those parts to the ball head.

Q: 3. Is there an adapter to run off the dTap of my Sony 500??

A: My XDCAM has a USB port that powers the Aladdin. Im not sure if there is a DTap

Q: 4. Can you change the end clamps to something else?

A: Unfortunately, the clamps on this arm cannot be changed.

Q: 5. How many Lumens does it has?

A: Lumens is not measured by Aladdin for the A-Lite. This chart is a good overview of brightness https://bit.ly/3KjKSbN

Q: 6. How long does the battery last? Thanks!

A: It lasts 1.7 hours.

Q: 7. Would it attach to Westcott Flex 1x1? They look exactly the same in size.

A: No it will not fit.

Q: 8. What is exactly included with this item? I have a feeling there may be more or less than listed.

A: This is only the LED mat without a power supply, dimmer or mounting hardware.

Q: 9. Does it come with any kind of diffusion filter?

A: No. Just the light and a lanyard. Maybe a charge cable, I can't remember (it's a simple micro USB charging jack, you probably already have such a cable) However, let it be known that the swatches from a Lee or Rosco gel swatchbook fit this light perfectly, so attach whichever diffusion you like with a bit of clear double stick tape. However, It's such a physically small source, diffusion the same size of the unit is not really going to soften the light noticeably, for that you would need a larger piece of diffusion. Still, since I use this eyelight for just a bit of, yes, eyelight sparkle, I find that diffusion is Not needed as long as the light is kept on axis with the lens, where sharp shadows don't give it away. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. In the past I've avoided on-camera LED lights because they don't have great diffusion, and I don't like shining a bright light in someone's eyes for a stand up interview.Since these are made as eye lights is it safe to assume they're not too harsh to point directly at an interview subject?

A: Not to get too meta, but the softness of a light source is directly proportional to its relative size to your subject. So in other words, you can put all the diff on a light as you want, but if it's a tiny light, it's going to be hard light. Also don't conflate brightness with softness . This sucker gets really bright, which can feel harsh , but that doesn't have anything to do with it's softness. Long story short, I use this primarily as an eye-light, as the name suggests, not as a key light. So I rarely dim it above like 25% brightness. All I'm looking for is a little ping in the eye, so I don't want it playing on the subject's face at all. If you want a soft on-camera light, the bigger in size you can get the better. This probably isn't the light you're looking for.