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my first focus light

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my first focus light

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  1. I decided its time for a real focus light. Not wanting to spend too much thought I'd poll for opinions. Hoping to be in the $100 range.

    I will be using a Sony RX100 VI - or whatever it is they announce in a few days as the successor to the RX100 V. I have been using a Pano Micro 4/3's and decided its time to update. I shoot 99.99% stills so I dont care about its video capabilities. It will be a focus light and night dive light - tho I have other main dive lights for night... so I dont need a lot of power.

     

    I use dual S2000 strobes. Not sure what else info is needed. I'd prefer not to use something with 'tossable' batteries. I would expect to mount it on the cold shoe tho I have a triple ball adapter so I could mount on an arm.

     

    I do get great pricing at Light&Motion so those guys rise to the top of the list - bit still cost a decent bit.

     

     

    Much thanks!
    Jeremy

    Edited by jeremyl

  2. I use the INON Z-350, nice little light and the included diffuser helps spread the beam. Runs on the same AA NiMH batteries as my strobes. Also has available a mounting bracket.

     

    http://www.inon.jp/products/le_light/le350.html

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