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Enhance your content quality with Lume Cube Creative Lighting Kit v2. Perfect for mobile videography and selfies, the Creative Lighting Kit v2 includes a Lume Cube light, a three-filter diffusion kit, two CTO gels, one strong CTO gel, a modification frame, a diffusion bulb, a smartphone clip, and a micro-USB charging cable.

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Lume Cube Creative Lighting Kit (V 2.0 Light )

Enhance your content quality with Lume Cube Creative Lighting Kit v2. Perfect for mobile videography and selfies, the Creative Lighting Kit v2 includes a Lume Cube light, a three-filter diffusion kit, two CTO gels, one strong CTO gel, a modification frame, a diffusion bulb, a smartphone clip, and a micro-USB charging cable.

Lume Cube 1500 Lumen Light

The black Lume Cube 1500 Lumen Light delivers a colour temperature of 6000K which is dimmable from 0 to 1500 Lumens. The Lume Cube Creative Lighting Kit v2 can be used for both videography and photography applications. The Lume Cube 1500 features a rechargeable battery that lasts 20 minutes at full brightness and two hours or more at 50% brightness.

Bluetooth enabled for easy brightness adjustments

The Lume Cube 1500 can be operated manually or over Bluetooth using optional iOS or Android apps. Besides, the Bluetooth functions enable the user to control up to five Lume Cube lights simultaneously.

Waterproof design up to 30m

The Lume Cube fixture is waterproof to a depth of 30m, making it suitable for use in both dry and damp conditions, as well as while fully submerged. Besides, the Lume Cube can be mounted on a variety of extra camera accessories thanks to its 1/4"-20 female threads.

Lume Cube smartphone clip

The Lume Cube Smartphone Clip allows you to quickly and effortlessly attach your Lume Cube to your smartphone to improve your photographs. It is compatible with most mobile phones and features a 1/4"-20 threaded screw for attaching to tripods, monopods, and other accessories.

Compatible with an entire line of magnetic gels diffusers and modifiers

You are able to add extra modification accessories like gels, filters, barn doors, or a snoot to your Lume Cube LED light by snapping the Modification Frame onto it. The Lume Cube accessories attach with their built-in magnets thanks to the frame's metal design, which clamps onto the light instantly.

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Enhance your content quality with Lume Cube Creative Lighting Kit v2. Perfect for mobile videography and selfies, the Creative Lighting Kit v2 includes a Lume Cube light, a three-filter diffusion kit, two CTO gels, one strong CTO gel, a modification frame, a diffusion bulb, a smartphone clip, and a micro-USB charging cable.

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