Emulate the Candle Light Look with the Scorpion LED Lights

Expanding your lighting knowledge and learning new tricks and techniques on how to create mood and serve the story better will definitely go a long way in your career and help you move forward. The team at Blind Spot Gear, makers of the famous Scorpion LED light, have a new lighting tutorial all about emulating candle light from their brand new HQ in the iconic Britannia Panopticon, which just happens to be the oldest still-standing music hall in the world. Blind Spot Gear stopped by this incredible building for their latest lighting tutorial to get some inspiration and demonstrate a moody candle light setup using their super versatile and compact Scorpion Lights.

Blind Spot Gear also have other tutorials on how to utilise natural light for your interviews, which you can read up on here in our article we did a while back.

Scorpion Lights LED tutorial candle light

Scorpion Light LED

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The Scorpion Light Specs:

  • Goose neck length: 350mm
  • Mounting options: 16mm spigot, ¼” or 3/8” thread adapter, hot shoe adapter, suction mount
  • Emitter (bulb) Power: 13W
  • Dimmable 10%-100%
  • Power sources: AC power, Sony NP-F series batteries, D Tap
  • Power requirement (mains supply): 120-240VAC
  • Battery run time: 1h (NP-F550), 3.3h (NP-F960)
  • Optics Colour Temperature: Daylight (5700K) or Tungsten (3000K)
  • Output: 1100lm (daylight) 700lm (tungsten)
  • Emitter Running hours : 50,000 hours
  • Gel attachment method: Magnets on barn-doors

The Scorpion Lights are available separately or in a kit of 4. To get yours and learn more head over to Blind Spot Gear.

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