The VL11000PB-RCP Rechargeable Video Dive Light from Bigblue is an 11,000-lumen, remote controlled video light with a built-in blue light for fluoro-diving and a built-in red light for sneaking up on your favorite creatures. This light is like having three lights in one, with white, blue, and red LEDs built into the housing. There are no visible hard edges in any of the color settings, which makes any video editing a breeze. The VL11000PB-RCP emits 11,000 lumens in a 120° beam angle. An included removable yellow filter warms the 6500K light from the LEDs to 5000K. The light comes with a rugged Goodman glove for hands-free mounting, a 1" ball mount for easy camera tray mounting, and a yellow plate, which allows fluorescent proteins to be viewed.

Depth Rating: 328'    11,000 Lumens Peak Output    Red and Blue Light Modes    120° Beam    Runtime: 2.5-25 Hours    Color Temperature: 6500K    Anodized Aluminum Housing    Rechargeable 4 x 18650 Battery Pack

• 11,000 lumens at 6500K color temperature
• Removable yellow filter warms light to 5000K
• Remote controller included
• Blue mode for fluoro-diving performance, red mode for focusing/observation
• Rechargeable Li-ion 18650 x 4 battery pack gives you 2.5 hours on high
• Four power settings to reduce the intensity and increase battery life
• Anodized aluminum housing for rugged dependability
• Color-coded battery indicator
• 328' depth rating

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I bought this recently, when I connect my lights are Red. Am I missing connection setting in camera? A7RIII

A: If the receiver is connected to the camera with the proper wire and you are getting red lights, make sure both units are on the same channel.

Q: 2. Does this work with a Sony PXW-X70?

A: This will not work with the PXW-X70.

Q: 3. When using the remote for video, does the remote indicate when video is being recorded or not? Is it possible to tell the camera stopped recording (like from overheating or low battery/memory card)?

A: When using the Ziv TRS-10 to record video on a Sony camera, the user would have to rely on the LCD to confirm if the video has started or stopped. It would greatly depend on the camera model.

Q: 4. Does it need to be plugged in or is the hotshoe connection is efficient? Also, which port does it connect to on Sony A7rv?

A: The receiver of the Ziv TRS-10 Wireless Timer Remote with Video Control for Sony Cameras has to be attached to the Sony a7R V with the included Sony multi-terminal camera cable.

Q: 5. Hi, i'd love answers to four questions. Is this an infra red remote control? Does it come with the ir receiver if it is? Is it rs 485? Can it open the on screen menu for a camera?

A: This is a IR remote control. That actually is a picture of our remote that comes with our Lecture Capture LC102 device. Although it will control our PTZ cameras, we have a PTZ remote control that will have more functionality including opening camera controls. I'm going to assume that B&H simply imported the wrong image to go with the description. It doesn't come with a receiver. Not sure of the RS 485 question. Let me know of any other questions. Michael.scheibel@lumensus.com

Q: 6. Will this work with an a68?

A: Yes. As indicated under the "Compatibility" section under the Overview tab on our website, the Sony Multi-Terminal Camera Cable included with the purchase of the Ziv TRS-10 Wireless Timer Remote with Video Control for Sony Cameras would be compatible for use with the Sony Alpha a68 DSLT Digital Camera.

Q: 7. Will this work with the Sony PMW-FS7?

A: This will not work with the Sony FS7. Instead we have the Sony RM-30BP Wired Remote Controller which is compatible with the Sony FS7, BH #SORM30BP. https://bhpho.to/33m7su3

Q: 8. Would work with a Sony A99II?

A: Yes, the Ziv TRS-10 Muti Terminal Timer remote will work with the sony A99II.

Q: 9. how many images can you shoot with the intervalometer?

A: Set the intervalometer to no number, which would be double dash on the readout. The intervalometer will keep the camera shooting with no limit on the number of shots. Press the red start button to stop when you have as many shots as you want.

Q: 10. Hi. I want to know how many cameras can control this unit simultaneously?

A: Hi jose r, Each RCP-1530 can only control one camera at a time.Please see the operation manual pages 5 & 6 for configuration options:https://pro.sony/s3/cms-static-content/uploadfile/78/1237493650778.pdfRegards,Ralph