I purchased 2 Nanguang 5400K LED lights for use with my DSLR from Amazon here. I received them very quickly. They are $20 lights, so I didn't expect much. They lived up to expectation. They are very basic units that are not designed for durability. I had to disassemble one unit to replace the on/off dimmer knob which had come off. Fortunately the tiny screw used was still inside the unit. While I had the unit apart to replace the knob one of the wires broke so I had to resolder it. Crappy build.
Pros: Cheap, good light, accepts AA cells, hot shoe mount
Cons: Cheap build, very fragile - not professional quality at all.
I already had a Sima led light for my camera. The design and build on it were much better.
Ok for occasional use.
Mostly a photography related blog. Think About Photography refers to being ready for getting a photo at all times. This generally means carry your camera around with you as much as possible. Even without a camera, I am imagining how scenes would look in a photo..
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Using a LED Head Lamp as Macro Light
I am always looking for ways to light up my macro subjects. I recently saw a 12 Led headlamp at the local Walgreen's. The cost was only $5.99. I thought this might somehow be adapted to the camera for a little bit of extra light for macros. I was able to use the existing elastic band that came with the light to attach it to the camera. The angle of the light is adjustable so you c
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