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The New Fotodiox FlapJack 1 x 1 LED Edgelight Targets Tabletop Photographers

Jamiya Wilson
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10/18/2016
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Last Updated on 10/18/2016 by Chris Gampat

Today Fotodiox announced the release of their all-new FlapJack 1 x 1 LED Edgelight. The latest edition in their FlapJack family of LED lights, the unit is targeted towards product and tabletop photographers, videographers working on-location and in-studio, as well as for other general purpose lighting scenarios.

The FlapJack 1 x 1 is fully dimmable and provides full control over color temperature. In terms of light output, the unit matches Fotodiox’s larger, 18” FlapJack Studio, which is designed to offer a broader light for larger setups. Power is provided via the included AC adapter for continuous use or a pair of NP-F style batteries for up to 90 minutes at maximum power. Its 1 x 1 flat form factor has been designed for easy storage, stacking, and transport with the light including a carrying case and shoulder strap.

The FlapJack 1 x 1 is available now through Fotodiox’s website here.

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