Westcott Lighting Gear Group Buy EXTENDED: A Few Units Away From Greater Discounts

We're just outside the group buy's final tier for all three Westcott products, which would mean savings of up to 30%! As a result, Adorama and Westcott have agreed to extend the group buy until 11:59pm EST on July 25th. Get in on this while you still can!

The offer includes Wescott's Slim Jim Cine kit, their Bi-Color Flex lights(w/X-Bracket Kit), and Ice Light light wand. An easy to assemble diffusion, extremely adjustable LEDs, and a 50% more powerful light wand are all great tools for any level of filmmaker.

Want to know a little more about some of these products?

Our own contributing tech writer Nick Friend has hands-on experience with them and had this to say:

I've had a great experience using Wescott's Flex Light and Ice Light products. The versatility goes without question, but the real selling point for me was the color accuracy. I had to do very little, if anything, to correct for any magenta or green color shift. In controlled sets, the lights really shine (sorry for the pun). In outdoor sets or on location in daylight, the output does struggle. The Ice Light does have limited battery, but the problem is circumvented through an included power adapter. All in all, I'd recommend these lights to anyone.

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Product information, specs, and images below:

Wescott Scrim Jim Cine Kit

If you need to shape, diffuse, cut, or bounce light, Wescott's Slim Jim Cine might be right up your alley. The Scrim Jim Cine has a lot of desirable features, including heavy-duty modular construction, positive-locking connectors, quick assembly, and easy portability.

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Key Features

Complete modular frame kit
Ultra-durable design
Travel-friendly light control
For diffusing, softening, cutting and bouncing light
For use on-set and on-location

Wescott Bi-Color Flex Lights

"Sometimes you want to put a light where you can't actually put a physical light. The beauty of the Westcott Flex lights is that they are just that, built onto flexible fabric, you can tuck them into a corner, tape them to the ceiling of a bathroom or a car, or lay them on a table for a quick touch of light when you need it, fast. With the X-bracket for mounting on a traditional stand, the unit can also work as just a regular LED light with all the perks of a bi-color unit that can balance tungsten and daylight. Full Kelvin and dim control are not only available on a power supply, but they're also available through a wireless app so you can place one in the scene, then dial in its intensity back at the monitor when you really see what's its doing." - Charles Haine, Tech Editor at No Film School.

Key Features

Compact 1-light flexible LED kit with adjustable 2800K to 6000K output
Water-resistant IP64 1' x 1' LED mat fits into tight spaces
Adjustable color temperature with impressive CRI of up to 97 (TLCI up to 98)
Powerful output up to 2200 lux at 1 meter
Metal dimmer with intuitive local and WiFi controls with free dedicated mobile app (coming soon)
Compatible with 14.4V to 26V V-Mount batteries
Cine mat corners are equipped with powerful magnets and grommets for quick hanging
Includes X-Bracket mount and 1/4-stop diffuser

Wescott Ice Light 2

When filmmakers think of light wands, the Ice Light is most likely the first product that comes to mind. Aside from the portability, efficiency, and versatility the original is known for, the Ice Light 2 has been bolstered with 50% more output, a better LED chip, higher CRI (96), flicker-free output, and a redesigned handle.