Featuring a modular design with zone control that allows you to individually regulate multiple blades, the 4' LightBlade Edge 80W LB4 LED Light from Cineo features extensive color control, dimming, onboard DMX, and universal power capability. This single-blade version of the light comes with a cable set and a Baby pin (5/8") for mounting.

The LightBlade Edge has color temperatures that can vary from 2700 to 5600K to accommodate ambient light conditions, match other fixtures and their presets, or just for creative expression. It has a RGB mode to give you access to literally millions of color combinations, while maintaining an accurate color rendition of a 95 CRI. Its output is also flicker-free up to 5000 fps.

Light intensity is variable from 0 to 100%, and you can make color and dimming adjustments locally via the fixture's detachable controller. You can remotely control the console, thanks to an onboard 8- or 16-bit DMX / RDM controler. Another one of the LightBlade Edge's valuable features is its fan-less cooling, an asset in those sound-sensitive environments. The LightBlade Edge 80W LB4 is ready for worldwide use, due to its 100 to 240 VAC power supply.

Color Temperature: 2700 to 6500K    1 x LightBlade Tube    Detachable Controller    Smart RGB Mode, 0 to 100% Dimming    8- or 16-Bit DMX / RDM Control    Passive Cooling    Flicker-Free Operation    100 to 240 VAC Power Supply    Modular Design

A sleek modular design provides flexibility to use the blade individually and to use the same light in larger fixtures. This modular design is vital to the Cineo patent pending Zone Control feature found exclusively in LightBlade products. Zone control offers you the ability to control pairs of blades autonomously from one another with a degree of control to the entire fixture.

Cineo Full Gamut Five Color (2700, 6500, Red, Green, Blue) LED chips allow you to create a white light with the ability to fully overlay fully saturated color that essentially eliminates the need for costly gels. This process is in essence an extension to HSV in that it permits tunable CCT visible only to the camera.

Cineo's LightBlade will boast a 95 average CRI at 3200K and 5600K while maintaining a CRI over 96 in the R9 value.

LightBlade has an 80W draw that is approximately 60-lumen per watt. Each blade is flicker-free to 5000 fps.

The LightBlade offers a passive cooling operation.

In addition to the energy savings, there is the ability to layer colors on top of the white light giving you the ability to digitally gel any color desired, saving you money on costly filters and on the labor spent skinning gel frames. Save on valuable production time by making lighting scheme changes instantaneously, allowing DPs to explore creative options without the inconvenience and time consuming light fixture adjustments.

All LightBlade Edge configurations ship with a 3/8"-16 threaded Baby pin for basic fixture mounting. We also offer a flush-mount LightBlade clip to mount individual blades to a wall, ceiling, and to a set piece.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is different between this version 2 and the original?

A: Version 2 has better padding.

Q: 2. How long will the battery last while continuously on and not at full power?

A: How long a battery will last when used with the Weeylite Ninja 300 Portable MINI 80W MINI LED Spotlight will depend on the specifications of the battery. Also, battery usage will typically only be indicated at the light fixture's full power setting. As an example, the Watson NP-F970 High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.4V, 10,050mAh), B&H # WANPF970, would give you approximately 55 minutes at full power output with this Weeylite Ninja 300 Portable MINI 80W MINI LED Spotlight.

Q: 3. Can the C-308AS be run off AC power only after the batteries have run out of power?

A: Yes, you can run the lights on AC or on Battery. So, if the batteries run out you can switch to the included AC adapter.

Q: 4. Can this be powered with an AC power adapter, for macro timelapse work?

A: No, the Godox Ring72 Macro LED Ring Light cannot be powered by an AC power adapter.

Q: 5. Is the power supply 12 volts/3 amp?

A: The manufacturer does not specify the power supply output.

Q: 6. Would this work without battery from external power source?

A: No. According to the manufacturer The Vidpro Ultra-Slim LED-230 On-Camera Video Lighting Kit does not include a DC in port so the only way to run these is with a battery.

Q: 7. Is the LED bulb's brightness (lumens) the same or less than as an incandescent bulb?

A: The led lamp draws up to 80 watts and is in most casers brighter than an 80 watt incandescent bulb. Lowel/Tiffen does not list the actual lumens of the bulb. But it is brighter than a 60-80 watt tungsten house hold bulb.

Q: 8. I have a M1 MacBook Pro currently running 2 external monitors. If I connect the SoundSlayer to the computer via a HDMI cable, will it still work? Because apparently the SoundSlayer is being identified as another external monitor when connected and my MacBook Pro is only able to support up to a maximum 2 external monitors.

A: The more ideal way to do this without sending video signal and audio signal to the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP soundbar at the same time, would be to utilize the Optical audio input as opposed to the HDMI Video/Audio input. If your audio is coming out of your headphone output by default for example, you can use an analog to digital converter like B&H # GEATVDA to send only your audio signal to the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP.

Q: 9. How this LED unit compares with the unit from Aputure Amaran AL-H198 5500K Daylight in terms of light intensity?

A: I own both. Vidpro is lying about the lux rating. Both these lights are comparable at above t 1,000 lux.

Q: 10. Does anyone use the digital audio port of the soundslayer with a m1 macbook pro? and if so, how did you manage to make it work?

A: To be able to go from the headphone output of your computer into the optical input on the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP soundbar, you will need to use BH #GEATVDA.