Reddit reviews TOMOLOO Hoverboard, 2Pack, 1
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80 long-life LED lightsCordless rechargeable unit with AC/DC charging adapters includedDurable polycarbonate lensNylon swivel hookEasy-grip cushioned handle
I use the Might D Light- It is bright, magnetic, and rechargeable with a phone usb charger.
https://www.amazon.com/Might-D-Light-LED130-Rechargeable-Folding-Worklight/dp/B002T4AEGK/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1499912062&sr=1-1&keywords=might+d+light+magnetic
I always bring garbage bags, reusable shopping bags, paper towels, wipes, copious amounts of hand sanitizer, and I bring a step ladder with me. I am 5'5 but I cannot climb easily into some of the taller dumpsters. I keep a gallon of water and a first aid kit in the event of cuts. (you will want to clean it out right away). Much of this could be condensed into a backpack too.
Not knowing where you live, I really cannot say what stores would be best. Just gotta keep at it. You will eventually hit a jackpot. I literally check pretty much every dumpster I come across.. haha.
For those wondering on technique (/u/WYLD-STALLYNS and /u/spyrolll so far):
I used several exposures at 30 seconds each -- I used a camera with manual control for this. By slowly walking around the car during each shot with one of these, the light blended together into an evenly-lit shot.
Don't despair if that light scares you off in terms of price. A good LED worklight like this one can do the job almost as well.
The car was lit with a single shot -- I walked slowly from left to right, around 25 seconds, to light the whole car. It's good to follow the car's bodylines so the light is even.
After that, I took two 30 second shots of the snowbank behind -- waving the light first to the left, then right.
Finally, I combined them in Photoshop. I layered all of the shots on top of one another, and used layer masking.
Finally, I cropped out some garbage and cloned out some specks of light that came from nearby streetlamps. It's not perfect, by any means. Still fun.
PM me for more info if you'd like!
edit: this super quick video by Andrew Link (one of the kings of this method) also helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYXBggMK1Ps
What are the criteria? Has to have a hook and be able to stand up? Do you need rechargeable?
Here's one for $22 that does basically what the snap-on one does although it might not be as stable.
And this kinda ridiculous looking but well-reviewed folding light for $30.
edit: try this Amazon search to get an idea of some of the stuff that's out there
Might I recommend something like this? The only problem is that it may be too bright, so you might want to diffuse it a little.