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Sony HVLFDH3 3Watt Flash/Video Light for DCRPC101/105, DCRTRV70

Sony HVLFDH3 3Watt Flash/Video Light for DCRPC101/105, DCRTRV70

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Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Don't walk blindly into this light
Review: I picked up this light a few months back for my Sony VX2000 (which captures both digital and still images). While the range of the light was moderate for video, it worked reasonably well for nearby photos in the dark. It seemed to drain my battery rather quickly. That was to be expected...but it was even faster than I thought before the battery light would start blinking.

So after some moderate use at one event, I brought my batteries home and realized they would charge just a little and stop. This thing seemed to KILL my InfoLithium batteries! The workaround I discovered (which I'm not sure it quite works) is to take the light off and turn the camera to VCR mode and play video until the battery REALLY died. Then I'd be able to give the battery a full charge and that seems to return them to normal...pretty much.

I'd recommend if you get this light (or any similar) that you try it out with your cheapest battery first to see if you have the same problem.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Don't walk blindly into this light
Review: I picked up this light a few months back for my Sony VX2000 (which captures both digital and still images). While the range of the light was moderate for video, it worked reasonably well for nearby photos in the dark. It seemed to drain my battery rather quickly. That was to be expected...but it was even faster than I thought before the battery light would start blinking.

So after some moderate use at one event, I brought my batteries home and realized they would charge just a little and stop. This thing seemed to KILL my InfoLithium batteries! The workaround I discovered (which I'm not sure it quite works) is to take the light off and turn the camera to VCR mode and play video until the battery REALLY died. Then I'd be able to give the battery a full charge and that seems to return them to normal...pretty much.

I'd recommend if you get this light (or any similar) that you try it out with your cheapest battery first to see if you have the same problem.


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