Battery Powered Portable Color Printer

[0.4 lb] This is a compact portable flash unit. Battery powered so no need for large power packs. Used it several times and the results were as expected. Very easy to move around and with the clip can be attached to many objects. Should carry an extra bulb.

[4/3"-Type CMOS] Very nice stands. (I own two.) Very portable and still tall enough and strong enough to hold my battery-powered lights on location. Superior construction, as I would expect from Manfrotto. (I still have a Manfrotto tripod I bought in Rome in 1989. One minor repair and it works like new.)

[Passive] So small, so portable. Battery powered. Really like the digital readouts on the back. Actually brighter than I expected. Great for a small studio setup.

[13 x 6.5 x 0.1"] My lighting needs includes a battery powered (one-hour + on full-power) key-or-fill light that could be balanced with existing on-location light colors. I hoped the light would provide enough lumens for at least F4 aperture in a dark room at 20 feet and could be dimmed if needed. This light does all that - using my Sony FS7. I'll have to wait to see about battery life but I'm expecting at least one year. My rough color spread is from 3500K to 5500K and I wish the spread was more. But, the light fits my needs and I'm pleased with my purchase. Adding a second light would be helpful in a small number of situations. Experience is needed with the light to understand the color options but that's nothing new.

High accurate, phenomenal monitor. We have both the Vision 17 and Vision 24 and they complement each other well, with the 24 being the display with true 10-bit color versus 8+2 on the Vision 17, although honestly I can't see the difference in real world use. There really isn't much competition for 4K HDR reference-grade monitors that can be battery powered and are suitable for both color-critical post production and production on set or in the field. These monitors are it! Like all SmallHD monitors they are easy to use and loaded with just about every tool you could want. IMPORTANT NOTE: SmallHD very unhelpfully changed the specs at the 11th hour after release and the Vision 24 can only be powered by 26v batteries (and also A/C). It cannot be powered by 14v batteries as the dual battery plate (not included) description implies. If you are using dual voltage CoreSWX Helix batteries, you will need an adaptor plate to activate the 26v mode.

[3840 x 2160] High accurate, phenomenal monitor. We have both the Vision 17 and Vision 24 and they complement each other well, with the 24 being the display with true 10-bit color versus 8+2 on the Vision 17, although honestly I can't see the difference in real world use. There really isn't much competition for 4K HDR reference-grade monitors that can be battery powered and are suitable for both color-critical post production and production on set or in the field. These monitors are it! Like all SmallHD monitors they are easy to use and loaded with just about every tool you could want. IMPORTANT NOTE: SmallHD very unhelpfully changed the specs at the 11th hour after release and the Vision 24 can only be powered by 26v batteries (and also A/C). It cannot be powered by 14v batteries as the dual battery plate (not included) description implies. If you are using dual voltage CoreSWX Helix batteries, you will need an adaptor plate to activate the 26v mode.

[AeroCaster Live] The Raya Bi Color 9 light is a great little light. It can be battery powered with some Sony NPF series batteries or you can just plug it in. I just used it for a shoot and it was running on and off for like 3-4 hours and I didn't kill the batteries. It is super lightweight and has a small footprint so it makes a great travel companion. Being as light as it is I'm sure it will attach to c-stand arms or all sorts of creative positioning. Something that I really like is that it comes with a mount that tilts and has a spot for light modifiers. I actually really like the way this is integrated better than some of my other LED lights. It gives it extra versatility right out of the box and I appreciate that. Another highlight is that you can adjust the power in 1% increments and that it's bi-color so it can match any setting and mix with other lights well. So far from what I've seen the quality of light is pretty high, it mixes and matches with a few of my more expensive lights without issue. I also like that it has some diffusion built in. Overall I like the portability and versatility that this light brings to the table. (I received this item in exchange for my honest review)

[Yes] I'm a big fan of these battery-powered lamps. This one is no exception, the color rendition, high CRI, versatility, weight, and brightness, make this a must have on any filmmaker's lighting kit! Handy and practical. I purchased two of these and I'm very happy with them so far

[2000 to 6000K] Super bright and easy to adjust color temperature. If you don't need a cordless battery powered light than this is a much better light bar than the affordable battery powered tube lights I tried. You have to get a little creative with how to mount it (I purchased a set of Q-Blocks to help with this) but it is a really good bright light source.

The Raya Bi Color 9 light is a great little light. It can be battery powered with some Sony NPF series batteries or you can just plug it in. I just used it for a shoot and it was running on and off for like 3-4 hours and I didn't kill the batteries. It is super lightweight and has a small footprint so it makes a great travel companion. Being as light as it is I'm sure it will attach to c-stand arms or all sorts of creative positioning. Something that I really like is that it comes with a mount that tilts and has a spot for light modifiers. I actually really like the way this is integrated better than some of my other LED lights. It gives it extra versatility right out of the box and I appreciate that. Another highlight is that you can adjust the power in 1% increments and that it's bi-color so it can match any setting and mix with other lights well. So far from what I've seen the quality of light is pretty high, it mixes and matches with a few of my more expensive lights without issue. I also like that it has some diffusion built in. Overall I like the portability and versatility that this light brings to the table. (I received this item in exchange for my honest review)