Light for GoPro and small point and shoot - Sola 1200?

[DMDavid]

They have no external battery for extended usage, and also to buy two more lights is way past the practicality of buying these lights in the first place as two came to almost 2000. means for another dive, I would need to buy two more lights. Doesnt make sense, unless your the guy selling them.

This is why I made the switch to the new UK Aqualite Video light.
While they only put out 600 lumens at 1.3 hours they are much less expensive than the Sola lights.
The UK Aqualite Video lights are priced at $240 each and that allows me to purchase two or three for that price.

 

[BoltSnap]

This is why I made the switch to the new UK Aqualite Video light.
While they only put out 600 lumens at 1.3 hours they are much less expensive than the Sola lights.
The UK Aqualite Video lights are priced at $240 each and that allows me to purchase two or three for that price.

But is 600 Lum sufficient?

 

[caribean-ted]

I disagree, I have it and it is heavy and bulkier than the Sola. The only advantage of this light is that you can change the batteries for when you have to do multiple dives and you can't charge the light between the dives. Other than this feature, I don't see an advantage to the iTorch Pro4 so far. If I have to do it again, I'd go with the Sola 1200 or 2000 SF.

i have the sola2000f. only good for one dive and need recharge. same problem not enough time to recharge and no place to recharge them

 

[Interceptor121]

But is 600 Lum sufficient?

No in general you need two twin 800 for a normal camera, the gopro is particularly poor in low light so you are better off with 1000

Those are really great 1000 lumens 105 degrees on sale at $225 in UK I guess it will be less than $200 without tax, they go 100, 500 and 1000 lumens

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