LED lights<\/strong> have quickly become a staple in the filmmaking community… and for a good reason. Having the ability to power your lights with batteries is an amazing advantage over traditional lights. LED lights<\/strong> have long been used in industrial-strength flashlights, so it was only a matter of time until a filmmaker repurposed these lights to create an amazing light setup.<\/p>\n This technique create\u00a0by\u00a0rctestflight<\/a>\u00a0shows us how to create an LED light<\/strong> panel<\/strong> capable of producing up to 90,000 lumens worth of light.\u00a0The end result is so powerful\u00a0that you can literally light clouds and mountains with the rig.<\/p>\n Here’s what the final LED light<\/strong> setup<\/strong> will look like:<\/p>\n The tutorial explains that using this setup will yield about 10 minutes of continuous lighting so you won’t be able to light that mountain for long, but using the light you could conceivably get some really cool shots.<\/p>\n Here’s the tutorial created by\u00a0rctestflight<\/a>. If you’re into electronics and DIY build,s I highly recommend checking out their channel. Not all of the tutorials are filmmaking or photography related, but the channel is definitely cool if you’re into that sort of thing.<\/p>\n![\"LED](\"https:\/\/pbblogassets.s3.amazonaws.com\/uploads\/2015\/11\/LED-Light-towards-sky.png\" "\\"LED")
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