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Phottix Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit
Phottix Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit
Featuring a unique design that permits the light to be folded in half for storage, transport, or for lighting two people at a time, the dimmable Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit from Phottix has variable colour temperature from 2600 to 5800K to blend into any ambient light situation, match other fixtures, or just for creative expression. The light's high CRI of 96 is an indication of an advanced degree of colour accuracy. Comfort, ease of use, and portability are a focus of the design and the ring light is USB-powered so you can take it anywhere and run it on the multitude of devices with USB connectors. The kit includes an MT-One mini tripod with cold shoe mounts for selfies and for video recording with an optional external microphone. A tabletop light stand is also included.
Key Features:
10" Diameter, Folds in Half
Colour Temp: 2600-5800K, CRI: 96
USB-Powered
Touch and Slide Control, Mini-Tripod
Tabletop Light Stand
What's in the Box:
Phottix Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit
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Product Overview
Phottix Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit
Featuring a unique design that permits the light to be folded in half for storage, transport, or for lighting two people at a time, the dimmable Nuada Ring 10 LED Light Go Kit from Phottix has variable colour temperature from 2600 to 5800K to blend into any ambient light situation, match other fixtures, or just for creative expression. The light's high CRI of 96 is an indication of an advanced degree of colour accuracy. Comfort, ease of use, and portability are a focus of the design and the ring light is USB-powered so you can take it anywhere and run it on the multitude of devices with USB connectors. The kit includes an MT-One mini tripod with cold shoe mounts for selfies and for video recording with an optional external microphone. A tabletop light stand is also included.
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