If A Red Light Camera Flashed Once

Just enough red light to see.

Once you get all the settings right on your camera your off and running.

good camera because its already 'Red'

This is a great little red light

It is a great little strobe especially at this price. It is not really intuitive so I highly advise you to read all of the instructions on how this strobe works. The Sony camera I have (A-6600) is also part of the 'strobe doesn't work right' question too. Be advised that you have to make settings in your camera to use the strobe. Once the camera settings and the strobe settings agree, you will be on your way to lighting up someone's life. The strobe has the power and more adjustable menus than most people will ever use. The strobe setting is quite good to get the exact amount of flashes and the exact number timed with what your action subject does. The strobe head is adjustable left and right as well as up and down. The built-in light defuser is nice to have especially when using a wide angle lens that needs the wider light coverage. Great little strobe if you treat it well. Pay special attention to not banging the base connectors around. There are a lot of little wires and things going on there that will be just fine if you are gentle with it. Once hooked up, the strobe seems to be quite robust and physically able for pro use.

This a very nice monopod. It's light and collapes down to 17 so it can fit into just about any bag. Once fully open, it has the perfect height for any camera. The locking/opening system is easy to operate and locks up solid so it won't start collapsing on you with a heavy camera and lens.

I use this to connect to a Red camera

This will be the last ballhead you will buy. Light and strong. Once you get used to it, it is awesome.

I can't come up with a better idea for a camera night light. I like the idea of red LEDs as opposed to a filter, variable intensity, hangs conveniently around neck or tripod, light weight, and easily identified by touch.

Picked up 2 of these for the Red Komodo. Though they do not talk to camera, they will run it for about an hour. Perfect for light weight builds on gimbals or drones...