LED panels are used to provide even lighting for subjects. They can be powered either by plugging them into an electrical outlet or using rechargeable batteries. A diffuser can also be attached to the light-emitting surface to scatter the light, making it appear softer.

They are suitable, for example, for interview situations, a film scene, or for creating a stop-motion animation.

The panels have a variable color temperature ranging from 3,200 Kelvin (artificial light) to 5,600 Kelvin (daylight). This allows the light to be optimally adjusted to the lighting conditions of the environment at all times. The bag contains three panels with tripods and adapters for the power outlet. If the panels are to be used wirelessly, a case containing the batteries is also provided.

Light boxes, also known as softboxes, are used to provide even lighting for subjects. Softboxes are typically made of fabric. They are lined with a silver material on the inside to reflect the light. The diffuser, which is attached in front of the softbox, ensures that the light is distributed evenly.

They are suitable, for example, for interview situations or for creating a stop-motion animation.

The light sources have a color temperature of 5,500 Kelvin, which corresponds to daylight. Each carrying case contains two or three softboxes with tripods and accessories.

The new Aputure LS 60x LED spotlights can be rented as a set of three or individually. Color temperature and brightness can be adjusted directly on the light. The lights can be powered by rechargeable batteries for portable use. They can also be controlled via a tablet or smartphone. In addition, a matching softbox from Aputure is available for rent.

The classic lighting cases with three halogen spotlights from Dedo-Light or Sachtler are still part of our inventory and available for rent.

All spotlights are the perfect tool for achieving three-point lighting, whether in interview situations or in staged productions.

Halogen spotlights are delicate and get very hot; improper handling poses a fire hazard. Therefore, this additional equipment is only suitable for experienced filmmakers.

With the Headlight for any hot shoe, you can capture beautiful images even in low-light conditions. With a fully charged battery, this small cube (38 x 38 x 42 mm) emits up to 800 lumens for up to 4 hours at a time and is also waterproof.

The LEDs have a color temperature of 5700 K (daylight). The brightness can be adjusted with the push of a button and is available in three settings (100, 450, and 800 lumens). It charges via a micro-USB cable.

Also included are a diffuser, a hot shoe adapter, a GoPro mount, a clip, and a magnet for attaching the Litra Torch to a smartphone.

This versatile studio lighting system was designed for well-lit live streams or web conferences, but it can be used for much more. The LED lamp’s color temperature and brightness can be controlled via Wi-Fi without emitting heat. The LEDs built into the frame provide diffused, glare-free light.