Small Microwave 900 Watts

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I have used Profoto for about four years. I find them to be very reliable. I like the B10's and B10x's because they are small and still have great power (250 Watts). They are very easy to use and set up with Profoto's remote. I don't need 500 Watts for what I shoot. I can't really say anything bad about them. If you are serious about lighting I believe this is the one to buy. The B10X Duo kit comes with a nice backpack. It is well made and gives ample protection for your lighting investment.

I bought this to use with an umbrella, for lighting myself for ZOOM meetings. My other quartz lights are 250 and 600 watts, which is way more light than I need. This small light is perfect at 100 watts. I might even buy a second one of these for a small portable portrait setup - the lights come with barn doors, and this would make a perfect kicker light, to use with the first light into an umbrella.

I like the fact that its small compared to others that I have seen and its affordable. These also come in different wattage ratings and that is helpful. This one have has 5 watts to spare instead of being underrated with the 20 watt model. The cable is good quality as well. Its B&H, you can't go wrong.

I have been using the magic arm to hold small monitors to either a panasonic hdx 900 or my canon 7d. when shooting with the hdx900 I use a maffer clamp on one end and clamp the arm to the handle of the camera. With the 7d I usually clamp it to the tripod. It does a great job and does not drift. I especially like the lever device for fixing the movement.

Very simple to use and works great. I purchased this for a small project to transfer about 900' of both Super 8mm and 8mm film, and enjoyed the process so much that now I'm starting a bigger one.

Great option 1000 watts

If you have an Arri light and you need 300 watts, congratulations...you found one!

Good for Nexus 2 djm 900

I use a large mixing bowl, filled with filtered water. I use the microwave to warm the water, 2-3 minutes, and mix about half the powder. Repeat for the remaining powder. Let it cool over night.