Can I use the 60-inch Softlighter outdoors with a battery-powered light source like the Flashpoint digital monolight?
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You should be able to, but be careful for the wind. It really is a great modifier though.
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Yes the 60 inch softlighter can be used outdoors, just be sure your lightstand is heavily sandbagged or held by an assistant or the slightest wind will topple it.
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I agree with the other responders... use a heavy duty light stand and sandbags (or an assistant) to hold the thing. It is a SAIL in the slightest wind. You can use it on any kind of monolight that has an umbrella socket.
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Hi, You can use rechargable batteries in the light, not sure if the difference is that noticeable. Thanks!
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Yes. The unit is powered by a 3.6 volt lithium battery which drives a flat, step-up voltage booster to 6 volts and then sends that voltage to the light which is a semiconductor that is so powerful you can temporarily blind someone who may mean you harm, just long enough for you to escape danger. In addition, you have control of the diameter of the beam from a intense narrow spot to a very wide diameter. I personally own 2 of them. If you intend on purchasing it, be sure to buy the #18650 battery AND charger. It is a good idea to have a fresh back-up battery at the ready. I hope this helps you make a good decision. Your friend, Steven. Yes. The unit is powered by a 3.6 volt lithium battery which drives a flat, step-up voltage booster to 6 volts and then sends that voltage to the light which is a semiconductor that is so powerful you can temporarily blind someone who may mean you harm, just long enough for you to escape danger. In addition, you have control of the diameter of the beam from a intense narrow spot to a very wide diameter. I personally own 2 of them. If you intend on purchasing it, be sure to buy the #18650 battery AND charger. It is a good idea to have a fresh back-up battery at the ready. I hope this helps... » Read More Yes. The unit is powered by a 3.6 volt lithium battery which drives a flat, step-up voltage booster to 6 volts and then sends that voltage to the light which is a semiconductor that is so powerful you can temporarily blind someone who may mean you harm, just long enough for you to escape danger. In addition, you have control of the diameter of the beam from a intense narrow spot to a very wide diameter. I personally own 2 of them. If you intend on purchasing it, be sure to buy the #18650 battery AND charger. It is a good idea to have a fresh back-up battery at the ready. I hope this helps you make a good decision. Your friend, Steven. « Show Less
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Yes, it just depends on how bright the light is outside. Just have a power source and youre fine.
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This light should not be ran on batteriesIt needs 21watts at 12volts of power.It is best to hardwire this light near a power source or building.
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You would need to buy the product which comes with batteries, it is an ultraviolet light, or have a look at this website, if that is your primary concern.http://www.blacklightshop.com/
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Yes you can, this is how I use it in my studio. The brightness will depend on your Strobe, the softbox does not come with a Flash/Strobe/Light. Hope this helps. Jason.
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Yes. A Primary lithium (non-rechargeable) cell or a secondary (rechargeable) lithium-ion cell (16340 or RCR123) may be used to power the light.
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I believe you can use AAA's but using those will deminish the brightness considerably. And it will use them up very quickly.
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Yes, you could use this indicator lamp for that purpose. It won't be visible in high ambient lighting so it really isn't designed for outdoor viewing unless it is dark outside. You would need to panel mount this through your shed and seal...and run it off of your 120VAC power light switch.
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Yes. I have my entire outdoor lighting system setup using Torchstar 4w LEDs. Amazing brightness for such little power consumption.
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Not really. The light is an LED, so will pull very little off your battery.
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Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
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Yes, but, the batteries and charger are junk and can cause you to damage your light! Read the review by William Nas on April 2, 2014.
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Yes you can. I bought two of these cameras. One outside and one inside. actually works better than the primos blackout camera because it puts out less light.
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I use the Photogenic ISB2183 ION Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System that I purchased through Adorama. It is a portable battery that you plug your moonlight into just like you would into a wall socket. It has two outlets enabling you to operate two monolights at the same time.
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I would say no..i have more than 1 battery.. you can..however..run dc power from the controller.....amazon does carry dc ..cfl..bulbs