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DIY Project - Easy Video Lights
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https://youtu.be/lK5IPOOTfZY
Watch the video to see how this goes together. You'll need some basic shop tools to make the aluminum and steel parts plus some hardware to hold everything together.
This cost me about $8 out of pocket as most of the parts were salvaged from waste or leftover from past projects. The lamps were only $1 each at my local clearance store which influenced this project greatly.
The adapter bracket (Pole_Mount5.stl) is only needed for the pole mount tripod, if you use a regular camera tripod you only need the pivot mount.
The lamps are 20 watt 6000k which work well with my equipment, you may prefer other lamps. Make sure you order the lights that are right for you.
I recommend printing out one end cap to make sure it fits your lamps, they all seem to be different.
Notice in the video that I've kept track of the common and hot leads as indicated on the label by marking the hot lead with a black Sharpie marker.
WARNING: Since lighting is often
Watch the video to see how this goes together. You'll need some basic shop tools to make the aluminum and steel parts plus some hardware to hold everything together.
This cost me about $8 out of pocket as most of the parts were salvaged from waste or leftover from past projects. The lamps were only $1 each at my local clearance store which influenced this project greatly.
The adapter bracket (Pole_Mount5.stl) is only needed for the pole mount tripod, if you use a regular camera tripod you only need the pivot mount.
The lamps are 20 watt 6000k which work well with my equipment, you may prefer other lamps. Make sure you order the lights that are right for you.
I recommend printing out one end cap to make sure it fits your lamps, they all seem to be different.
Notice in the video that I've kept track of the common and hot leads as indicated on the label by marking the hot lead with a black Sharpie marker.
WARNING: Since lighting is often
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