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Sony HVL 20DW2 Black Video light
You live in the real world... A world of work, of play, of travel... Sony adds life to your world, whether you're: at home, at work... on the road, on the go... Make this world Your world. Your Sony will help you.Sony offers an HVL-20DW2 light, that delivers 10 watts with NP-F330/530/550 and it can work in 20-watt modes with Np-F730H/750/950. more
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- From: Amazon
- Posted: Oct-19-2008
Great light, essential for parties and receptions
Many of the other reviews already covered the basics. I will add that I also use a Stofen om-ez diffuser with this light in order to even out the lighting of the subjects (and to make the light a little dimmer). I bought a few 5 watt bulbs for this light that I may try in the future.
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- Posted: Aug-29-2008
It's a Sony Video Light For Prosumer Level
This Light is one of the little Hidden Gems by Sony The Light is actually made for the Professional and Prosumer Video Camera not,I repeat not for the average consumer. Unfortunately it is advertised in the consumer level. Like competitive Video Lights By Canon for the XL-2 it does not...
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- Posted: May-07-2008
Good for Close Up Portraiture
I'm a professional photographer and videographer, and this light is useful within its limitations.I use it on my Sony HDR-FX1.Basically, you'd want to buy this if say when shooting a wedding or party, and you're going around and interviewing/asking for people's reactions, comments, etc., and you...
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- Posted: Nov-30-2007
Great Light
I don't know if it is because I have a newer model light or I just don't do cartwheels with my camera but the shoe mount seems great for me and my team. We are using 2 lights on or SONY HVR-V1U and we love them. They use the same batteries as the
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- Posted: Sep-28-2007
The Sony HVL-20DW2 video light
I recently purchased a Sony #HVL-20DW2 video light. My first time using the light, with a Sony NP-F570 Li-ion battery, only the top bulb will burn. If I attach a higher capacity battery (NP-F730H or NP-F970) both upper and lower bulbs will burn. All three batteries are 7.2V. ? Also, the light...
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- Posted: Jul-28-2007
Good Light Bad Shoe
I have gone through 2 of these so far. 1 was a rental that ended with a broken shoe and the 2nd was one that i owned that now has a broken shoe. Now im gona be buying my 2nd due to there being no replacement part for the shoe. The light is probabl
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- Posted: Apr-15-2007
Great little light.
I got this light to go with my full rig I use for wedding videography. Some of the lights out these are soooo expensive but I saw a lot of good reviews for this light and thought I would give it a go. Here are the goods and the bads.Goods - Works with the batteries that go to my PD150 camera so...
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- Posted: Apr-13-2007
Using the NP-F970 Battery with light
Light works well. It's compact and lightweight. I very seldom use 20-watts. If the first light burns out, I flick the switch and use bulb 2. I am associated with 2 other video companies and we have six of these lights between us.
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- Posted: Apr-05-2007
Works well, lightweight, but structurally weak
I've gone through two of these. This unit has dual lights (two 10W) and is smart enough to switch to 10W from 20 if the battery starts to weaken. It has a built-in diffuser, but may need further diffusing as it tends to be slightly focused. Great light, but structurally too weak, where it...
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- Posted: Mar-29-2007
Very bright
Ive used this light for night time shooting and its too bright for interviewing. If you use this for public interaction make sure you have a diffuser on the light or else your subjects will run from you.
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