Overview

The Nuada Ring40C LED Light is a 15” diameter bicolor LED light built-in Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) that can be fully adjustable color temperature and power range that runs seamlessly from warm tungsten to cool daylight with excellent color fulfils the CRI rating of 96+/TLCI 98+.

SKU: GC76-PX PH81494

Phottix Light Video LED Ring Nuada 40C

The Nuada Ring40C LED Light is a 15” diameter bicolor LED light built-in Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) that can be fully adjustable color temperature and power range that runs seamlessly from warm tungsten to cool daylight with excellent color fulfils the CRI rating of 96+/TLCI 98+.

This versatile ring light features three cold shoe mounts to provide a range of mounting positions for digital cameras, smartphones, microphones, and other accessories. It also includes a three smartphone clip, providing a variety of shooting options for photography, video or live streaming and broadcast applications.

Dimmable colour temperature and brightness with the two parameters can be adjusted from the Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) easy to setup the lighting(s) through the infrared wireless remote control with 3 channels (CH1/CH2/CH3), Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) compatible with both Nuada Ring40C LED light.

ECO2 infrared IR remote control built-in the Bluetooth shutter for controlling the devices to take pictures and record videos.

On the rear of the panel had 2 of 5V/2A USB output port which can power supply to smartphone or camera. For your operating longer time sourced by multi-voltage AC power supply.

Nuada Ring40C LED Light included F-180 Light Stand (H/180cm/71") height at 46cm when collapsed, F-180 is extending to 5.9 feet when fully extended, topped with a 1/4" threaded mount widely used as a support system for most of the photographic equipment such as different lights of strobe/flashlight and lightweight LED light.

Compatibility

Phottix Light Video LED Ring Nuada 40C

Features:

  • Flicker-free LED technology
  • Warm color and Cool color operation by Independent LED light bulb
  • Excellent color rendering - CRI 96+ (TLCI 98+)
  • Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) via IR wireless remote control with 3 channels
  • Adjusting Brightness and Temperature Control
  • 3 x Cold shoe mount and 2 x USB power output
  • Compact size – 20mm thick
  • Smartphone bluetooth shutter with the Remote Control
  • Aluminium alloy rotary adjustment knob

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Product Overview

The Nuada Ring40C LED Light is a 15” diameter bicolor LED light built-in Phottix LED Ecosystem (ECO2) that can be fully adjustable color temperature and power range that runs seamlessly from warm tungsten to cool daylight with excellent color fulfils the CRI rating of 96+/TLCI 98+.

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