Does the front of the lantern screw off to allow me to insert a colored gel for use in "painting" objects during nighttime photography?
1631527
Front unscrews but how the jel would react with the bulb is something I cannot answer.
1631528
Yes, the front does screw off and it is also where you put in the batteries. The whole face comes off and apart to change the glass front and the bulb itself. Hope this helps answer your question.
1631529
Yes, the front of the lantern can be removed by unscrewing... I just hope your camera have a good bright flash; you're gonna need it as this lantern is not bright enough to illuminate objects at night...
1871457
No. This is a small lantern so you can hold it in your hand like a flashlight or torch. The switch can be turned to make the light beam shine from the top and hold it like you would hold a torch.
1491075
No problem. If you notice in the description, the light is so mounted that it can be easily removed as used like a flashlight, and the replaced.
2152279
Yes....:there is a specific spot that you can plug in the lantern into. It is located next to the cigarette lighter port on the battery pack.
1033194
Not sure exactly what you're asking... the base screws into place. Once it's attached, you could unscrew it and then move it to another place, but that wouldn't be easy. There is an elbow joint that easily allows the light itself to angle up or down (or side to side, depending on how you mount it) after it's been mounted.
1036866
No. it was for the caddy for crafts. They are very good lights and they last a long time. Marilyn
2153157
No. It only has a small hook centered on the bar so you can hang a lantern light from it.
1744735
Yes......thete is a bulb in the lantern that gets charged by the sun that you can turn on and off. We are very happy with this product.
1871454
It doesn't collapse but has a knob on the side that lets you switch between torch and lantern
1414
Not difficult at all, but having said that, one of the spare mounts I bought had an issue. I got one that apparently wasn't finished correctly (there was a full 1/8 inch of plastic under the release tab which appeared to be part of the mold tree) which caused my light to become jammed onto the bracket. Fortunately I was eventually able to get the light off without damage and, once removed, correct the problem with my Dremel. Works fine now and looks about the same as my other mounts.
1131817
You don't have to remove anything. It just sticks on despite what the instructions say. I imagine there is some drilling involved with the illuminated version.
1379059
Yes. It is under the top near the led bulb. You need to remove the clear lens cover. You will need to switch it on after unpacking before installing.
44767
Yes. It actually comes unassembled from the lens, and includes a tiny screwdriver to aid assembly. Reason: once you screw the lens onto your camera, you must position the sunshade by rotating it so that the shade does not show in the picture (field of view). Once the sunshade is attached you do not need to adjust it. I leave the sunshade on at all times. It holds the lens cap on when storing the lens in the cloth bag.
1445018
I'm sure you can add gels, but I don't see any built in place for them, you'd have to custom rig it. Search Amazon or Google for lighting gels, is my best guess to finding them.
545009
concept is simple...there is a metal frame that pops into the center, and extends to the bottom; this holds the lantern open. You can either 'wire' a hanging candle (in a glass holder for what should be obvious reasons), or a light bulb, attached to a socket, or string lights, or LED lights, or whatever...
10802
yes, you have to put the wick on and wrap a wire around it. there are other lanterns that don't require that . . .
1454928
It's very self-explanatory once you take the lantern out of the package. The metal frame at the bottom has a little wire clip that you place the wax block onto. There are instructions, in Chinese on the package.