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Life Lite Is A Wireless LED Light You Can Control From Your Smartphone

Robin Wong
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11/02/2016
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In photography, lighting is crucial to either make or break the shot. Life Lite is a new Kickstarter Project that aims to create a portable sized LED light that can be wirelessly controlled by a smartphone via a Bluetooth enabled App.

Based on the specifications, Life Lite measures only 1.5 inch x 1 inch small and weighing 50g, while packing LED emitting 350 lux (at 1m distance). The light temperature of the LED light is daylight balanced at 5600K. The brightness of the LED light can be adjusted in 10 steps incremental control and is suitable for both still photo shooting and video recording. A single charge of the built in battery is claimed to last about 30 minutes of 100% LED brightness continuous usage. Life Lite comes with the standard tripod mount (1/4″-20) and also has encased earth magnet. 

To find out more about Life Lite, go to their Kickstarter Campaign page here.

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