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Phottix Nuada P LED Light
Phottix Nuada P LED Light
The Phottix Nuada P LED Light is a compact and versatile lighting solution tailored for event photographers and videographers seeking portability without compromising on performance. Measuring 255mm x 100mm (10" x 3.9"), this slim panel offers a soft, even illumination ideal for accent lighting or as a fill light in tight spaces. Its impressive CRI rating of 95+ ensures accurate colour reproduction, while the digital colour temperature control allows adjustment between 3300K and 5600K, facilitating seamless blending with ambient or other light sources. Powered by Sony-compatible NP series batteries, including the NP-F550, F750, and F960, the Nuada P also supports mains power via a 12V DC adapter (sold separately). Additional features include a backlit LED display panel, a 1/4" mounting lug, and a detachable cold shoe adapter, enhancing its adaptability for various shooting scenarios. Whether used handheld, mounted on a camera hot shoe, or placed on a light stand, the Nuada P's portability and performance make it a valuable tool for on-the-go lighting needs.
Key Features:
Compact Slim Panel
Colour Temperature 3300K-5600K
Sony-Compatible NP Batteries
Supports 12V DC Adapter
Backlit LED Display Panel
1/4" Mounting Lug
Detachable Cold Shoe Adapter
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Phottix Nuada P LED Light
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Product Overview
Phottix Nuada P LED Light
The Phottix Nuada P LED Light is a compact and versatile lighting solution tailored for event photographers and videographers seeking portability without compromising on performance. Measuring 255mm x 100mm (10" x 3.9"), this slim panel offers a soft, even illumination ideal for accent lighting or as a fill light in tight spaces. Its impressive CRI rating of 95+ ensures accurate colour reproduction, while the digital colour temperature control allows adjustment between 3300K and 5600K, facilitating seamless blending with ambient or other light sources. Powered by Sony-compatible NP series batteries, including the NP-F550, F750, and F960, the Nuada P also supports mains power via a 12V DC adapter (sold separately). Additional features include a backlit LED display panel, a 1/4" mounting lug, and a detachable cold shoe adapter, enhancing its adaptability for various shooting scenarios. Whether used handheld, mounted on a camera hot shoe, or placed on a light stand, the Nuada P's portability and performance make it a valuable tool for on-the-go lighting needs.
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