Illuminate and add color to your photos, vlogs, and video chats using the VL67C RGB LED Light Panel from Neewer. Scroll through the RGB color wheel and dial in nearly any color in the visible spectrum with a CCT mode that allows you to accurately adjust your color temperature from 2500 to 8500K. The VL67C is equipped with onboard and convenient app control for quick remote adjustments of settings. Powered by an integrated battery, this slim 4 x 3 x 0.5" panel will give you 1.8 hours of runtime at 100% brightness. Designed to provide better lighting for your images, the VL67C emits soft, evenly distributed light for small spaces or handheld lighting. Included is a front clip that quickly attaches the light to your smartphone, tablet, or laptop up to 0.9" in thickness. The light is ready for worldwide use and operates while charging via its USB-C port.

For Content Creators & Vloggers    Output: 112 Lux at 3.3'    2500-8500K CCT; RGB Color Control    4 x 3" Panel; 1.8-Hour Runtime Battery    CRI 97 | TLCL 97    Onboard & App Control    OLED Display, 0-100% Dimming    17 Lighting Effects    Includes Front & Back Clips    Includes Charging Cable

• The fixture has 94 LED beads (cool, warm, RGB) for CCT from 2500 to 8500K
• Light intensity is variable from 0 to 100%
• Outputs up to 112 lux at 3.3'
• CRI 97 and TLCL 97 ratings for accurate color reproduction
• The panel's RGB mode allows a choice of 360° of hue control

The light features 17 lighting effects, including cop car, ambulance, fireworks, and others.

The built-in OLED screen offers a simple display, while buttons provide local control of the fixture.

Light up your subject by mounting the VL67C on the back of your phone with the included back clip, which provides a 2 to 3.3" opening for compatibility with a variety of smartphones. Neewer also includes a cold shoe mount with a 1/4"-20 screw for compatible threads.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a V-mount battery option? If so what battery are recommended?

A: Currently there is no V-mount battery option for this fixture.

Q: 2. Can different output intensities be set for this light within the different lighting engine zones?

A: No you can not adjust sections of this light individually.

Q: 3. Is there a case that works for this?

A: The Aputure Nova P600C Rolling Hard Case, B&H # APC0179A30 (https://bhpho.to/3zGP7v7), would be the correct carrying case for use with the Aputure Nova P600c RGB LED Light Panel.

Q: 4. Will these be quiet enough for studio use? I would be using 6 of them.

A: Yes, while it features active cooling (i.e. a fan), it's quiet enough if not as quiet as the fan of an Arri Skypanel. In the menu, you can set the fan to "Force" and thereby keep it on all of the time, or to "Auto" so that it will minimize use of the fan and its velocity.

Q: 5. does the single light package come with a stand?

A: Only the kits of 2 or 3 come with a stand the single is light fixture only no stand.

Q: 6. What stand do you recommend for this? They say a "combo stand" but can you recommend a specific one that's affordable?

A: The BH #MALSCHWT can be used with the Aputure Nova P600c RGB LED Light Panel BH #APNOVAP600C.

Q: 7. WHAT IS WIGHT ?

A: Please rephrase your question.

Q: 8. Does the amaran P60c RGBWW LED Panel have much fan noise?

A: No, the following unit is a very quite light to have on set.

Q: 9. Would these be a good choice to light a green screen?

A: It would depend on the size of the green screen and the types of lights you were using on the subject. You will want the power levels to be balanced between the key light and the green screen.

Q: 10. Is the Aputure LS 600C Pro an advancement of this light or are they 2 different types of lights for different purposes?

A: Though the Aputure LS 600c Pro RGB LED Monolight (V-Mount) is a newer product, when compared to the Aputure Nova P600c RGB LED Light Panel the main difference is in the purpose verse advancement. For example, the Aputure LS 600c Pro RGB LED Monolight (V-Mount) is a COB light which can handle a wide range of accessories to modify light. Whereas, the Aputure Nova P600c RGB LED Light is a panel which by default is designed to prioritize brightness over modification.