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03-07-2007, 11:20 AM
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>> Any Sony Camcorder (FX1) Users Here? <<
I am looking for a ON CAMERA light for night time shooting that doesnt BLIND the hell out of the person I am interviewing. I bought the 10/20 light, but it is so bright (not to mention cheaply made).
I found this one today: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-HVL10NH-B.../dp/B000ECAW66 From the reviews, this one needs a diffuser also. Can anyone recommend a diffuser option for this situation? *Cameras I will be using: FX1s & TRV900s Thanks |
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03-07-2007, 02:17 PM
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Check some online sites where igghting is discussed like DVInfo.net forums, there are a lot of info and personal reviews on camera lights. I own several, incl. some by NRG and also one that came from Sony with my VX2100. but rarely use them anymore.
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