With spot, flood, and dual-beam options, the Nightstick NSP-1236 LED Dual Light Multi-Purposefrom Nightstick NSP-1236 LED Dual Light Multi-Purposeis a versatile lighting tool. Four AAA batteries (included) yield 65 lumens on the spot beam, 72 lumens on the side-mounted flood, and 137 lumens with both beams on together. The light's soft-touch oval housing is made of lightweight but durable polymer, with a single push-button switch to control on/off and beam selection.

Peak Output 137 Lumens    Spot, Flood & Dual Beams    Up to 12 Hours Runtime    Runs on 4 AAA Batteries

• Spot beam: 65 lumens
• Flood beam: 72 lumens
• Dual beam: 137 lumens
• Runtime: 12 hours spot, 7 hours flood, 5 hours dual-beam

• Single side-mounted push button

• Lightweight polymer housing
• Comfortable oval shape with soft-touch exterior
• Runs on four AAA batteries (included)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this QR plate on a Wimberley Gimbal MH-200 II with a long telephoto lens (Canon FD 800mm F5.6 L + Camera)?

A: Yes, the Sunwayfoto DPG-210R Multi-Purpose Rail will fit the FD800mm f/5.6L. And you can use that on the Wimberley Gimbal MH-200 II head.

Q: 2. does it take pics too ? and at what specs?

A: This camera records HD video only.

Q: 3. What are the main uses for this camera?

A: Astrophotography should be a lot of fun with this camera.

Q: 4. Can the sliding backstop be anchored in place?

A: You can tighten it down to hold it in place.

Q: 5. Does the camera write to an inserted memory card? Or, is the bandwidth of the recording stream so big that the camera must be hardwired to an external memory module to record movies?

A: With the Canon ME20F-SH, you record the video to an external recorder such as the Atomos Ninja Blade. The recording stream is not so enormous as you might think. Remember, this is a just a Super35 sensor with only a 2.26 MP's. You may be confusing the high ISO with with pixels. Even then it would be only a 4MP camera. You can compare this with Sony's a7S II which is a 12MP video camera and it records 4K internally. Note: While the ME20F-SH does have a card slot, that is only for firmware updates.

Q: 6. Will this easily hold a medium format camera with a bigger lens (80-160 zoom)? How much weight can it handle, given that the weight has a little bit of leverage, being back from the center of gravity?

A: I've used this rail to support a Swarovski 95mm spotting scope w/65x straight mag and focus module,70-200mm Canon lens and a Tamron 150-600mm lens with no problems at all. The rail is double edged quite strong. I have purchased three of these and love the quality. I don't think you will have a problem with amedium format camera at all. If you are still concerned you could always mate two of the rails together.But, I think that would be a little over kill. Hope this helps.

Q: 7. Why is it $20K?!

A: It is for high end movie production or corporate imaging needs where image quality is paramount and cost secondary. It has a huge full frame sensor that has Up to 4 Million ISO & 12 Stops DR, locking EF mount and other features that you have no doubt read. For that market, the price is not a consideration, only the best is.

Q: 8. Can I use this on a gimbal so that a camera with short lens can be used with the gimbal?

A: Gimbal heads are generally for long telephoto lenses with a built in tripod. Using one with a shorter lens may result in the inability to balance the camera.

Q: 9. Thank you for your answers. But my question is: does it have a threaded hole IN the end; not on the long flat surface at the end?

A: One end has three holes on the very end of the rail: a center hole smaller than 1/4 and one hole on either side of the center hole smaller in diameter than the center hole. All of the holes are threaded.

Q: 10. Does the center of the bubble level line up with the center of the threaded hole at the bottom?

A: Yes, the center of the bubble level lines up with the center of the threaded hole at the bottom.