Video Lights

A powerful point-source light that combines RGBWW full-color control and Bowens mount versatility, the deep gray 300c RGB LED Monolight from amaran is a variable color temperature light fixture ideal for filmmakers, photographers, and creators. You get modifiability for magnified or diffused output and full-color control throughout its expanded 2500 to 7500K CCT range. Featuring highly accurate color reproduction, the 300c also ensures high-quality light output with up to 26,580 lux at 3.3' using its included reflector. The 300c provides nine built-in special effects for paparazzi, fireworks, lightning, faulty bulb, TV, pulsing, strobe, explosion, and fire. You can find the right level of illumination for your scene with 0 to 100% stepless dimming.

Amaran expands its LED monolight line with the S-series COB 100x S Bi-Color LED Monolight, adopting the all-in-one form of the previous COB 100x. With an upgraded LED chipset design, this 100W fixture works great as a key light for small subjects. It provides a variable 2700-6500K color temperature with an ultra-high SSI score across the board for extremely accurate and improved color reproduction.

The LS 300x Bi-Color LED Monolight from Aputure is the first Aputure light to go beyond traditional bi-color lighting by utilizing the expanded vari-white CCT range of 2700-6500K, providing warmer tungsten tones and cooler than daylight whites. The brilliant light can be dimmed from a potent main light to a subtle, nuanced fill light, flicker free across the dimming range.

Built on the foundation of the popular LS C300d, Aputure's LS C300d II Daylight LED Monolight is an enhanced version with 20% more power, refined features, and advanced connectivity. Aputure uses Chip on Board (COB) technology to produce a 5600K color temperature, with power consumption of just 350W, while outputting up to 45,000 lux of light with an efficient reflector at a distance of 3.3'. In addition to power efficiency, this fixture also has a CRI/TLCI rating of 96, indicating accuracy in color rendering.