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Godox KNOWLED M1000R COB RGB LED Light With Bowens Mount

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Product Overview

Godox KNOWLED M1000R COB RGB LED Light With Bowens Mount

Designed to bring powerful light to sets, films, and broadcasts, the KNOWLED M1000R RGB LED Monolightfrom Godox produces bright outputs to create unique, dramatic, or realistically designed lighting. This 1000W fixture produces a 20,400-lux output at 3.3' with a reflector at 5600K and can produce colour temperatures from 1800-10,000K. With high CRI 95 and TLCI 94 ratings, the M1000R is ideal for recreating precise light for film and video continuity. Easily control the light with ample connectivity options-use onboard, DMX, Art-Net, or Bluetooth for simple adjustments and operation. Control the M1000R remotely from up to 196' away or connect the fixture to the Godox KNOWLED app for mobile control. With 14 included special lighting effects, 0 to 100% dimming capabilities, and a widely accepted Bowens accessory mount, the light offers versatility in creating unique lighting. The M1000R kit includes a reflector, power controller, power cable, and U-type bracket for a simple studio lighting setup. Easily transport the light and accessories with the kit's carrying case.

What's in the box:

Godox KNOWLED M1000R COB RGB LED Light With Bowens Mount

Lamp Cover

Controller

Controller Clamp

Standard Reflector

AC Power Cord

Connecting Cord

Tying Rope

Safety Rope

Carrying Bag

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