The Onyx 120 Bi-Color On-Camera LED Light from ikan has an output of roughly 100W at full power, yet draws only 15W. It is a bi-color light that enables you to adjust the color temperature of the fixture's output from 3200 to 5600K and features a CRI of 95 and TLCI of 96 in both Tungsten and Daylight. Power on/off, dimming, and color temperature are controlled from the back of the fixture via four buttons. A two-digit LED screen is shared for dimming and color temp, with an indicator light informing you of which characteristic you are controlling.

The fixture powers from an L-series battery, and ships with the equivalent of a 550 L-series battery. You can also power the fixture from an optional AC power supply that outputs 13 to 17 VDC. The built-in diffusion helps prevent the effect of multiple cast shadows that afflict some LED array-type lights. A built-in 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole, and the included cold shoe adapter enable mounting the fixture on your camera.

100W Equivalent    3200 to 5600K Variable Color Temperature    Dimmable Output: 99 to 10%    110° Beam Angle    15W Power Draw    Accepts L-Series Batteries    Push-Button Control    1/4"-20 Threaded Mounting Hole    Accessory Shoe Adapter Included    Battery and Battery Charger Included

On the back of the fixture are four buttons:

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the unit accepts AA batteries?

A: No, it only accepts a rechargeable battery that comes with the unit (SONY NP-F550/570).

Q: 2. Is this light suitable for use as studio lighting for digital portrait photography?

A: I suppose it could be used in a low budget setup, but the output is not very bright and the surface area of the source is pretty small, so the light is not that diffuse. It is easy to work with and versatile in both color and output controls, so if you're working with multiple light sources in a totally controlled environment (where you can control ambient light) and you're good with cranking up your ISO, this would be an OK option.

Q: 3. Does this light come with a carrying bag ?

A: It does not include a bag- but we do sell a nice bag for the light and accessories.

Q: 4. I just received the item from B&H I noticed right away that the power supply does not power up the light. The power supply is 12v and the light needs 17v. Is there a power supply adapter for this light? thanks

A: Vivek, 12V cord (Dual Battery AC Adapter) included with the OYB240 is meant to charge the batteries, not the light itself.

Q: 5. Is there any kind of diffuser that this light comes with or is available for it?

A: This light does not include diffusion, nor are we aware of a specific diffusion product for it. However it is a dimmable light, you will be able to control the amount of light it is outputting with the dimmer.

Q: 6. Hola, soy de Chile.El cargador de batera es compatible con el voltaje de 220 Volt? Gracias.

A: The battery this light uses will work with a charger that is Multi-Voltage. You will be able to use this light internationally.

Q: 7. So if only half the bulbs are being used at full Daylight setting or full Tungsten setting, is the illumination still equal to a 250 W bulb, or only a 125W bulb at each setting? Thx!

A: The light is equivalent to 250W incandescent light. The design of the lights does not actually allow both daylight and Tungsten bulbs to be turned on at full power at the same time.

Q: 8. does it have a battery power meter? How it works. My Light overheated and battery die in the middle of a wedding

A: I’ve been disappointed with the battery life of this light.

Q: 9. When I plug in the battery charger, it shows a red light. After several hours this light is still red. Does the charger light change to green when fully charged? How long should this take?

A: The batteries need to be charged on a separate charger for this light. It uses L-series batteries, which require a specific charger and depending upon the size of the battery, charge times can vary anywhere from 2 to 6 hours, depending on the model and brand of charger-- some even longer.

Q: 10. What's the lux measurement on this light at one meter?

A: Lux at 1m: 3200K: 460 lux 4400K: 620 lux 5600K: 520 lux