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Aputure MC Pro RGB LED Light Panel

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Product Overview

Designed for filmmakers and creators in need of advanced control, the Aputure MC Pro RGB LED Light Panel offers expanded connectivity options, an IP65 rating, and RGBWW capability. This Pro version utilises a similar compact, pocket-sized form factor to the brand's original MC fixture while bringing professional functionalities. With an upgraded optical design and LED chipset, the MC Pro has an impressive colour temperature range from 2000 to 10,000K and a tighter beam spread of 45° for increased intensity. This multifunction light allows you to add colour to your productions and can be used for in-camera practical effects or as a portable fill or accent light. You can control it onboard with a TFT colour display, remotely using the Sidus Link app, or via advanced wired and wireless methods, including DMX/RDM and LumenRadio CRMX.

What's in the box:

  • Aputure MC Pro RGB LED Light Panel

  • MC Pro Flat Diffuser

  • MC Pro Dome Diffuser

  • MC Pro Light Control Grid (30°)

  • Cold Shoe Ball Head

  • 1/4"-20 Screw to Magnetic Plate Adapter

  • USB-C Charging Cable

  • 4 x Adhesive Magnetic Plate

  • Carry Case

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What makes the Aputure MC Pro RGB LED Light Panel suitable for outdoor use?

The Aputure MC Pro is rated IP65 for weather resistance, which means it is protected against dust ingress and can withstand low-pressure water jets from any direction. This makes it ideal for outdoor filming in various weather conditions, including light rain or damp environments, allowing creators to use it confidently without worrying about damage.

How can I control the MC Pro light panel remotely?

You can control the Aputure MC Pro using the Sidus Link app on your mobile device via Bluetooth, which allows you to adjust settings from up to 262 feet away. In addition to app control, it supports wired DMX/RDM control with a separately available adapter and wireless control through LumenRadio CRMX technology, providing versatility in managing your lighting setup.

What is the significance of the MC Pro's colour temperature range?

The ability to adjust the colour temperature from 2000K to 10,000K gives filmmakers and creators extensive control over the lighting environment. This range allows for warm tones, similar to candlelight or tungsten lights, as well as cool tones akin to daylight, enabling precise adjustments to match the desired mood or to complement the ambient light conditions on set.

What are the advantages of using the built-in special effects features?

The MC Pro includes 15 preset special effects such as fireworks, lightning, and party lights, which can enhance storytelling by adding dramatic visual elements without the need for additional equipment. These effects can be easily accessed and customised through the Sidus Link app, allowing creators to quickly adapt their lighting to fit specific scenes or creative visions.

How does the MC Pro ensure accurate colour reproduction?

The MC Pro boasts high CRI and TLCI scores of 96, ensuring that skin tones and colours are rendered faithfully and accurately. This level of colour accuracy is essential for professional productions where visual fidelity is critical, making it a reliable choice for filmmakers who require consistent and true-to-life colour representation in their work.

Can the Aputure MC Pro be used in combination with other lighting setups?

Yes, the MC Pro's compact size and multiple mounting options, including a 1/4"-20 thread and built-in magnets, allow it to be integrated seamlessly into existing lighting setups. Its versatility makes it suitable as a fill light, accent light, or even for creative in-camera effects when used alongside other lights, enhancing the overall production quality.

What kind of battery life can I expect from the MC Pro, and how does it recharge?

The MC Pro features a USB-rechargeable battery that lasts up to two hours at maximum output. It recharges quickly in just 90 minutes via its USB-C port, ensuring minimal downtime during shoots and making it practical for extended use on set or location.

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