EmailWhen it comes to lighting your video, it should look the way your eye sees it. Most of the time, that means you can rely on natural or available light, but sometimes, whether you're on location or in a studio, you may have to use lights. Traditionally that meant that you would need to use a big three-point soft-box kit. These lights are heavy, run hot, need constant power, and can be used incorrectly very easily. LED lights however are much more forgiving, and for professional quality on the go, the ICE light is our pick.
The ICE Light is an LED ligh that is great for mobile use as it is lightweight. Additionally, it is very powerful. With just one of these lights you can get professional looking lighting. Just one of these, and you'll be all set.
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