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Godox Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight

Boasting the ultimate in colour control, the Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox features tons of colours and lighting modes while providing you with NFC functionality for quick app control. Even in its compact white housing, the LA300R is a 330W unit capable of delivering a bright output when equipped with the included reflector. The LA300R has a 150% increase in illumination if compared to similar fixtures, producing up to 92,900 lux at 3.3'. Among its many benefits are 14 built-in lighting effects for simulating various creative scenes and dimming capability. On the rear of the unit is a convenient screen for monitoring the parameters of the light, complemented by local buttons and a knob for easy tweaks. Godox's Litemons LA series offers a space-saving lighting solution for all types of video shooting and content creation.

SKU: GC49-11.LA300R

Godox Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight

Godox Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight

Boasting the ultimate in colour control, the Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox features tons of colours and lighting modes while providing you with NFC functionality for quick app control. Even in its compact white housing, the LA300R is a 330W unit capable of delivering a bright output when equipped with the included reflector. The LA300R has a 150% increase in illumination if compared to similar fixtures, producing up to 92,900 lux at 3.3'. Among its many benefits are 14 built-in lighting effects for simulating various creative scenes and dimming capability. On the rear of the unit is a convenient screen for monitoring the parameters of the light, complemented by local buttons and a knob for easy tweaks. Godox's Litemons LA series offers a space-saving lighting solution for all types of video shooting and content creation.

RGB Lighting

The LA300R can be adjusted across its extensive colour temperature range of 1800-10,000K. Select between CCT, HSI, RGBW, GEL, and FX modes to quickly choose from a vast spectrum of colours and achieve the look and effects you need for your scenes.

Colour Accuracy

The fixture boasts high colour accuracy, rating at 95 and 94 for both CRI and TLCI standards, respectively. Additionally, green-to-magenta shift is available for colour correction.

NFC Connection

NFC connection makes it easy to connect the light with the Godox app. Simply bring your smartphone closer to the NFC spot on the rear of the fixture, and the app will connect automatically. The app gives you the option to manage the light via Bluetooth from up to 98.4' away. It makes it much easier to synchronise and control multiple lights at once and even provides remote operation of various lighting effects.

AC or Optional Battery Power

The LA300R runs on AC power using its included power adapter and cable. The unit can also be powered by optional V-mount batteries, making the LA300R suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Enhanced Versatility

Utilising a Bowens standard mount, the LA300R is compatible with an extensive selection of optional light modifiers.

Safety

Included are a fixing band and a wire rope to let you attach the power supply to the fixture or to protect the light by securing it even more.

Key Features:

For Video Production & Vlogging

Output: 92,900 Lux at 3.3' w/ Reflector

1800-10,000K CCT; Full RGB Colour Control

AC or Optional Battery Power

Onboard & App Control; NFC Connection

CRI 95 | TLCI 94

14 Lighting Effects

Bowens S Accessory Mount

Includes Reflector

Includes Power Adapter

What's in the Box:

Godox Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight

Reflector

Protective Cover

Power Adapter

Power Cord

Fixing Band

Wire Rope

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Product Overview

Godox Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight

Boasting the ultimate in colour control, the Litemons LA300R RGB LED Monolight from Godox features tons of colours and lighting modes while providing you with NFC functionality for quick app control. Even in its compact white housing, the LA300R is a 330W unit capable of delivering a bright output when equipped with the included reflector. The LA300R has a 150% increase in illumination if compared to similar fixtures, producing up to 92,900 lux at 3.3'. Among its many benefits are 14 built-in lighting effects for simulating various creative scenes and dimming capability. On the rear of the unit is a convenient screen for monitoring the parameters of the light, complemented by local buttons and a knob for easy tweaks. Godox's Litemons LA series offers a space-saving lighting solution for all types of video shooting and content creation.

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