Light your scene with the compact Spectrum 2.0 RGB/Bi-Color On-Camera LED Light from Smith-Victor. The light features 166 LEDs that provide a mix of tungsten, daylight, and RGB colors that enable the fixture's output to vary between tungsten and daylight as well as produce up to 360 colors.

The control knobs on the back allow you to control the light's dimming from 10 to 100%, the color temperature from 3200 to 5700K, and it also allows you to control the RGB color output. It measures a bright 550 lux, equivalent to a 120W tungsten light, and has a CRI rating of 97, indicating highly accurate color rendering.

You can power the fixture via the included L-series battery, and a micro-USB charger is included to power the battery while installed on the light. On the bottom of the light is a 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole that allows you to mount it onto the included tilting shoe adapter or handle, or optional mounts like a tripod.

3200 to 5700K Variable Color Output    360 Different RGB Colors Available    On-Camera or Stand Mounting, CRI 97    Dimmable from 10 to 100% Brightness    Powers with 1 x Sony L-Series Battery    Control Knobs, LED Screen, USB Charger    1/4"-20 Thread and Shoe Mount

The output can be dimmed from 100 to 10%

550 lux and CRI of 97

166 LEDs provide a 3200 to 5700K color temperature and 360 RGB colors

Powers with one included L-series battery

Battery charges while mounted using the micro-USB port and the included charger

Mounts onto camera shoe or 1/4"-20 mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this wand have enough brightness for a portrait in shaded sunlight? Thinking to add an orange hair light...

A: Not likely, but it would depend on the setup your using and how close it is.

Q: 2. Can this be attached directly to the lens without using the sliding bracket?

A: Smith-Victor Orbit Pro Series Bi-Color LED Ring Light with Battery Bundle (10") can only be connecetd to your camera and lens through the bracket. There are no threads or adapter rings to connect the lens directly on the ring ligh.

Q: 3. Can the light attach to a tripod and camera at the same time?

A: Yes It can. There is a 1/4-20 thread at the bottom of the block that holds the camera.

Q: 4. How would this fair on a gimbal like the RS2?

A: The Smith-Victor Orbit Pro Series Bi-Color LED Ring Light would not fit on a gimbal due to the size and shape. Even if it did fit, the weight of the ring ling would not balanced on a gimbal. It is recommended for use on a tripod or a shoulder rig that uses 15mm rods.

Q: 5. Will an 82mm lens fit with this ring light? I've been told "yes" with 2 other ring lights so far and that was wrong info.

A: The opening for the lens on the Smith-Victor Orbit Pro Series Bi-Color LED Ring Light is 129mm so it will easily allow a lens with an 82mm diameter to be used.

Q: 6. Can I use it d-tap to L-series dummy battery ?

A: Yes, that is possible. This light can be powered by Sony L style batteries. The IndiPRO Tools Coiled D-Tap to Sony L-Series Dummy Battery Cable, B&H # INCPTSLS, should work with this light. https://bhpho.to/2ZdOR1J

Q: 7. What is the app that controls this? The skimpy instructions listed Fi Light for Google Play Store but nothing comes up for it.

A: The Bescor Chameleon RGB Bi-Color LED can be controlled via the Filight App which is available for both Android and IOS.

Q: 8. When fully charged, how long can it run at the max brightness and 5700K?

A: This light has a maximum draw of 15 Watts. This Watson NP-F970 has a 57 Wh capacity. You should get just under 4 hours at max brightness. https://bhpho.to/39pOZ4E

Q: 9. Does this have a fan in it and does the fan make enough noise to be picked up by an on camera mic?

A: The information we have on the Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light is that that is passive. So, it does not have a fan.

Q: 10. Can I mount an iPhone to this ?

A: Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light was design for camera with lenses that have a tall profile. You can use different accesorias to make this ring light work with a smarts but it will be limited and your smart-phone will probably need an add on lens to avoid vignetting since the ring is to narrow and deep for most smartphone built in lenses.