Red Light Camera Two Flashes

Two levels of red light for night work. Seems to be good.

Two red settings that are just right for a night of viewing. Light weight, but sturdy.

This is just an excellent flash that photographers need at nighttime. There are many flashes that are bright and strong, but this one is having an added convenience that's so critical to night-time photography: red light. Simply rotate the dial on this flash and red light is immediately available. This is so useful when I need to stay in the dark for longer period of time and use my Nikon D4 and other stuff for preparation for sunrise, shooting stars, etc. Red light is so much better for your own eyes and also doesn't disturb other photographers. I don't use the blue light though. This compact Pelican flash does the job so well. Love it.

I Love It... Light Weight, and easy to use... Two forms of power (either the camera battery or 4 AA batteries will power this light). The light is very bright and easy to mount on the camera.

Great for on camera use. It's small, light and much more powerful than the built in flashes.

I use this to hold my studio flashes and portrait backgrounds I purchased four. Two for the lighting and two for the backdrop. They are light and easy to use.

This bag is extremely spacious. I have two DSLRs with battery grips. Two flashes and 4 lens. Along with other accessories that I use in the field. Excellent bag. The only con is that it did not include a rain cover.

I have been using two of the Light Stands to hold my camera flashes for several years. They are light weight, easy to transport and very sturdy. Because I have had such good performance from the two stands, I ordered one more to hold the third light I'm adding to my lighting.

Just enough red light to see.

For those of us who are sensitive to light flashes, isolating your camera's viewfinder makes a great difference. Get one for every camera you own.