Designed for beauty shots, the P200 Bi-Color LED Light Panel from SmallRig suits various lighting requirements, such as livestreaming, video recordings, and photo sessions. The light packs 192 LEDs (96 warm and 96 cold white) into a fixture with variable colors from 2500 to 6500K and a high CRI/TLCI rating of 98. The compact 10 x 6.9" panel emits up to 2000 lux at 1', creating a natural and soft light. Nine lighting effects are offered to meet your varied demands. Simply click the "beauty-on" button to personalize and memorize your last settings.

The P200 offers multiple power options for both indoor and outdoor use. It conveniently includes a 4.9' long USB-C charging cable. It can also run on a separately available NP-F battery for an extended runtime of up to 3.8 hours. The USB-C port supports a separately available power bank or the brand's mini V-mount batteries. The panel's 1/4"-20 threaded holes are widely compatible with optional supports. This version is designed for worldwide use.

For Content Creators and Vloggers    Output: 2000 Lux at 1'    2500-6500K CCT    10 x 6.9"; USB-Powered/Optional Battery    CRI 98 | TLCI 98    Onboard Control    1/4"-20 Threads for Mounting    9 Preset Special Effects    ABS Material    Includes USB-C Cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the remote turn the light on and off？

A: Yes

Q: 2. The posting doesn't adequately show the lumens of the lights. What are they?

A: Lumens are not often used as you can not set a camera to a lumen rating. The specs provided by the factory are a 30w draw which translates to roughly a 150w tungsten equivalent.

Q: 3. Does the output look better with a diffuser? What diffuser would you recommend?

A: Yes a soft box would work great with portraits or interviews like Angler Collapsible Softbox for 1x1' LED Lights B&H # ANLEDSB1818

Q: 4. What is the difference between these lights and the 520S-B?

A: The 520S has a larger and more robust frame.

Q: 5. Is there any difference in terms of brightness between the P60c and the P60x?

A: If you warch some reviews on youtube. The C version is larger in dimension and a bit brighter as well.

Q: 6. Is there a way to turn off the WiFi each of these lights uses? (The app is basically useless, so the fact that the lights run a WiFi access point wastes energy and creates undesirable interference with useful wireless networks in the vicinity.)

A: Wi-Fi can be enabled and disabled if need.

Q: 7. How heavy is each light without the stand? Weight please.

A: Each light would be just under 5 lbs.

Q: 8. Can work this led light without batteries? Connected to the normal house current?

A: This light comes with an AC adapter.

Q: 9. Does the unit retain temperature and other settings when power is removed and restored?

A: Yes, the SmallRig P200 Bi-Color LED Light Panel (Universal) will maintain temperature and settings when powered down and restored.

Q: 10. Is it good for filming white and colored diamonds and jewelry on the model? I need it to really sparkle and don't change the color of the stones. Please advise if there is something else you can recommend or this light is enough.

A: Yes, you could use the GVM MB832 Bi-Color LED Light Panel (B&H# GVMB832) as a light source for photographing models wearing jewelry. While models may be photographed in either hard or soft light, it is especially soft light that is typically preferred for photographing jewels. For that you'll need the appropriate soft box. In this case that would be the GVM Softbox for 672S, MB832, 50RS, 520LS, 520S, and 1200D LED Panels (B&H# GVSOFTBOX600): https://bhpho.to/2Vlopaa Please note that the sparkling (technical term: scintillation) of a diamond can be hard to capture visually without actually shooting video (as opposed to still photos), and in such a case hard light would be used. However, if you want to use hard light then you'll want to use a single source COB LED ight such as the Genaray PortaBright Daylight LED Battery Powered Monolight (B&H# GEMLACDC): https://bhpho.to/2Vt4w0q