Video light in wedding photography

Hi.. I am new to this forum, so please bear with me.. tried searching but didnt find an answer so I'll ask from you..

I am looking for a relatively not expensive and not heavy video light that I could use for wedding photography.. If you are using one- what would you recommend?

If this was already discussed I will also very much appreciate it if you could give me some links..

Thanks!

Not sure how much light you need, but I see people using LED light arrays for video these days. They give off good light and use low energy. Wonder if something like this would work?http://www.adorama.com​/BOLED35.html

IF something like that would work, I am sure you could build your own diy kit with more lights and a small battery pack that would last much longer for pretty cheap.

http://www.amazon.com …Video-Light/dp/B000816CH6

@Bobby:have you used that yourself?

I have a Litepanels Micro for sale in the For Sale forums.
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_LED_On_Camera_​Light.html


I picked up a dedolight with a little more power:
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_LED_Daylight_C​amera.html

I love both. The focusing beam on the Dedo comes in handy for portrait shots.

I have tested LED panels and Westcott spiderlites, but this by far is the best rig I have used -- I will let neil explain it:

http://neilvn.com/tang​ents/my-gear/video-light/

iteaha wrote in post #9682728
@Bobby:have you used that yourself?

Nope but something like that got mentioned by Jasmine Star on her blog.

Neil from planet neil uses a lowel light, but it is more money and runs hotter.

http://www.bobbyzphoto​graphy.com/img/v8/p597​176921-5.jpg

Battery

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …LRA_Side_Kick_N​ickel.html

Led - cheaper -- comer 1800
expensive -- zylight

Personally have lowel I'd light. Looking into the zylights as. A small light led solution