I’ll definitely be modding these, but will do so in consultation with the buyer. I’m thinking the Flex I canisters and Standard 12 heads will make a very nice, self contained video solution. We’ve already made some custom collars to support a 1″ ball mount. Depending on the battery configuration, this setup could easily output 4000-5000 lumens for 1 hour burn time. Being Green Force, it’s also compatible with all other Green Force heads and canisters so would be a very attractive solution for a person that already has Green Force lights. Contact me for a price on one or both video lights. The heads are new, however the Flex I canisters have ageing Nimih battery packs; we can replace these as is for a 12v 3000mah or go for glory with 18.5v 3100mah li-ion pack.

We’ve already modded a stack of these heads, but I’ve got my hands on another Pro Head. The construction of the heads leaves a lot of room modding, with as a primary of video head. Primary heads could yield up to 6000 lumen from a 12v power source, or up to 12000 lumens as a video solution. All this depends on how much battery capacity you have, but is can all be tailor to your required.

Price for a basic primary light configuration (1500 lumens, 12v battery requirement) would be about $350.

Not sure about an upgrade? Not convinced LED is superior?

We currently have a variety of demo lights available for use, free of charge. The range includes various upgraded models from Dive Rite, Sartek and Greenforce (heads only).

Planning a knarley dive? Got an interesting video project and need more light?

As we are keen videographers, cool video gets us excited. We’ve found lighting to be a serious issue in the past, so if you have a project and need help with some video lights let us know. We have a variety of dual head 5000, 6000 and 8000 lumens video lights available for use free of charge.

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