LumiQuest SoLite 200

LED lasts more than six hours

By Staff

Updated July 9, 2016

Whether you’re out shooting before sunrise or after sunset, the LumiQuest SoLite 200 allows you to see what you’re doing with the camera. The LED lasts for more than six hours and is powered by a solar panel. It looks like a lightbulb, has a multi-switch (low-off-high) that shuts off automatically in bright light, and pivots to direct light and charge the solar panel. Estimated Street Price: $14. Contact: LumiQuest, (800) 332-4644, www.lumiquest.com.

Originally Published July 27, 2012

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