Sachtler unveils range of new accessories for Reporter 8LED on-camera light

Sep 19, 2008 8:00 AM

             
The first Sachtler LED luminaire offers input power of 8W and light output of 250 lumens.

The first Sachtler LED luminaire offers input power of 8W and light output of 250 lumens.

Sachtler showcased a range of new accessories for the Reporter 8LED on-camera light at IBC2008 in Amsterdam.

They include: a power connector set containing diverse extension and adapter cables; an optic set also offering a diffuser and two film holders; the mini croco clamp; the extension arm; the mounting base; and the mains power adapter.

The Reporter 8LED has an input power of 8W that produces a light output of 250 lumens. The Reporter 8LED offers input voltage of 6V-24V, making it appropriate for use with a range of cameras from small 7.2V HDV cameras to commonly used broadcast camcorders.

The standard Reporter 8LED is available as a daylight version; however, via an exchangeable LED module, camera operators are able to switch to tungsten light.

For more information, visit www.sachtler.com.




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