Light & Motion... Time for SD to get in motion with these lights!

Light & Motion... Time for SD to get in motion with these lights!
Check out the exciting news!




Hey gang....as you all know I am a struggling photographer (for a variety of reasons LOL!) but as I progress I hopefully can share my journey and products that get me there. We are proud to announce that we now carry the Light & Motion product line! We'll be rolling out the new product in the next few weeks but wanted you to have a sneak peak NOW!!!

I have found what I think will be a HUGE BOON to traveling divers.... a light that can be your dive light both during the dive and at night, your focus light on a really nice camera set up (or as you outgrow its use as your primary camera light), your video light on any set up both amateur and pro, and surprisingly a great point and shoot light for those looking to buy their first camera lights! (It light ups your subject matter so you KNOW what your lighting will be so you know if its too bright or not bright enough BEFORE you take the picture!) It even has an adjustable red lighting option that lets you spot your subject either day or night and NOT scare them with the camera's light allowing you to take the perfect picture every time!

It has up to 600 lumens for photo and up to 1200 with a 4000 lumen option for video. The 600 lumen option is ideal for those wanting the perfect first light...it will do video, photo, be your dive light AND you will never outgrow it even if you progress to the highest professional levels. See what the photo pros at wetpixel have to say about this amazing light below.

This light is half the size of most other options in these categories (ok a little bigger than some of the pencil thin dive lights but a fraction of the size of the ones that actually give you a lot of light) AND it weights hardly nothing and requires NO removal of batteries to charge it. Yes that is right...the charger is built in so you never have to change batteries saving not only the cost of extra batteries, chargers, but also FAILURES due to bad orings, dust/hair, change outs etc.

And think of all the weight and space you'll save having everything in ONE unit!


Review as Focus Light by WetPixel:

http://wetpixel.com/...00-focus-light/


Review of all L&M lights:

http://wetpixel.com/...d-power-levels/


More Discussion Online:

http://wetpixel.com/...pic=38589&st=40



So stay tuned for more details on how to get YOUR OWN LIGHT & MOTION LIGHTS!!!

If I get my new housing before the Truk trip, I may be interested in one. Will they be available before then? Ed

Hi, I have had one for over a year, great for video, even still photographs, and as the WW said, U will never find a better dive light, it also had Red for not scaring the wild life. I had to prove that to the Wench by using it to photograph a sea horse which she warned us all not to blowout their eye balls as they have no eye lids. Complaints of them turning their back on photographers will vanish like ass gas in a high wind. They do not even flinch at the red light. It is so good I am going to get another one to do my videography. Note that you will have to either adjust the white balance with the red light OR take the red out when you edit. A little more trouble, but I can guarantee you that just like a woman, a seahorse is much more attractive with the face toward you rather than the back,
A little advice from the Orcaman!!!!!!!!!!!

If I get my new housing before the Truk trip, I may be interested in one. Will they be available before then? Ed

YEP!!! I have 2 for me and the mountings and I have (2)Sola600's in stock ready to ship! The 600's are the ones with 3 adjustable settings for white and 3 adjustable settings for red lights.

Price is $579 (they allow no discounting)

Sola 600

* Specs
* Settings
* Battery & Charger


Lumens:
High- 670
Med- 335
Low- 165
Red: 225

Run Time:
High- 80 Min
Med- 160
Low- 320
Red: 200

Charge Time:
150 Minutes

Size & Weight:
57mm x 101mm &
283 gr. w/ Ball Mount



Sola Photo 600; its the lightest, brightest and one of the smallest focus lights available. The bank of red LEDs adds stealth for catching shy critters and fish. OR as Larry has noted...it will allow you to photograph animals otherwise hurt by the glare of photo lights like seahorses and then edit the red back out again.

I've asked Larry to show you some before with the red shots and after with the red edited out to prove the point!

Bump for the Wenchie!!

I need one for Truk. Anyone else?