This X50 RGB LED Video Light from Sokani is a stable light source with high color rendering and efficient functionality. It is useful for live broadcast, video, studio, still life, portrait, wedding, macro, streaming, interview lighting, and more. The light has a wide variable color range from 2800 to 10,000K and a high CRI rating of 96. It's dimmable and while you can make adjustments locally on the fixture, you can also make them wirelessly with a separately-available remote control. The X50 has an RGB mode that gives you access to literally millions of colors.

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For Studio and Film/TV Production    2800-10,000K Color Temperature, 96 CRI    RGB Mode for a Myriad of Colors    AC Adapter, Optional Battery    Passive Cooling

RGB can adjust the hue output from 0 to 360° and color saturation from 0 to 100%. Bi-color mode allows adjustment of the color temperature from 2800 to 10,000K

With a CRI rating of 96, the X50 RGB produces highly accurate color renditions and delivers pristine and natural results

The light has a built-in 2.4 GHz wireless remote control receiver function that supports app control with an optional remote control. It can be used to control 6 groups and 12 channels.

The intuitive interface and intelligent LCD panel enable easy and quick operation. The large LCD display clearly shows brightness, CCT, HSI, scene, and power status of the light.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you run this light from a V-mount block battery using a D-Tap to USB adapter?

A: Yes, you can use any battery to power the BOLING Pocket LED RGB Video Light with SIX-IN-ONE Accessory Kit so long as it can output the correct amount of power over USB. Since we do not know what the power requirements of this light is I would recommend using a batter or distribution plate with PD. i would recommend the SmallRig VB50 Mini V-Mount Battery (50Wh)(BH #SM3579). See: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1711208-REG/smallrig_3579_vb50_mini_50wh_v_mount.html

Q: 2. Is there a diffuser for this? How do you soften the light?

A: Yes, the Boling Pocket LED has a built in soft diffusion panel. You can also use the BOLING SIX-IN-ONE Accessory Kit for Pocket LED RGB Video Light: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1578527-REG/boling_six_in_one_p1_lumi_master_package.html

Q: 3. Boling P1 LED light Can the internal battery be replaced?

A: It cannot. This light has an integrated battery system.

Q: 4. Where is the AC input on this light? Do you use the USB-C port to run it all day? Does is come with an AC supply?

A: It has an internal battery. You charge it with the included USB cable. If you need extended power, ues an USB power pack.

Q: 5. Why is it cheaper to buy 2 single packs? The 2 pack is more expensive than 2 single packs.

A: This kit also includes a pair of Manfrotto PIXI Plus Mini Tripod (Gray), BH #MAPIXPLSMTGY. The single light does not come with such a tripod. https://bhpho.to/3goNSUy

Q: 6. has anyone used this on a ronin-s?

A: This light can be used with the Ronin-S. You would just need a way to connect it to the gimbal and for that we recommend the SmallRig Wooden Side Handle for DJI Ronin-S/SC & Zhiyun Crane 2/V2 Gimbals which has an accessory shoe mount, BH #SMBSS2222B. https://bhpho.to/2NOB0f1

Q: 7. How long will the battery last at full power?

A: At full brightness the battery should last 140 minutes.

Q: 8. How many Lux does this light produce at 0.5 m? 1.0m?

A: According to the manual it is 1480 lux at 0.5m. They do not offer a rating for 1.0m.

Q: 9. Is it possible to tether an external battery or AC?

A: You can power the light from a USB power bank or USB wall adapter using the USB Type C port on the light.

Q: 10. Shooting portraits on film, about how far can I set this back and still get good light on my subject,

A: That will all depend on how bright you need it. At around 15 feet or so it should still give you a decent level of brightness.