Overview

This powerful palm-sized MOLUS G200 Bi-Colour 200W Cob Light is perfect for livestreaming, interviews, portrait photography, commercial ads, and TVC shoots. ZHIYUN’s new professional lighting tool that offer power, portability, and reliability thanks to ZHIYUN’s proprietary DYNAVORT cooling technology which prevents overheating and flickering.  This super easy-to-use light helps content creators access unparalleled levels of efficiency and control to the creative process.

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ZHIYUN MOLUS G200 Bi-Colour 200W Cob Light

This powerful palm-sized MOLUS G200 Bi-Colour 200W Cob Light is perfect for livestreaming, interviews, portrait photography, commercial ads, and TVC shoots. ZHIYUN’s new professional lighting tool that offer power, portability, and reliability thanks to ZHIYUN’s proprietary DYNAVORT cooling technology which prevents overheating and flickering.  This super easy-to-use light helps content creators access unparalleled levels of efficiency and control to the creative process.

At 2.209 kg it is super compact and can taken and set up anywhere. At max power mode, its 200W (at full output) illumination offers up to a staggering 300W of lighting power. MOLUS G200 comes with a separate controller that is equipped with two interactive buttons, a handy rope and a display screen making it simple and quick to achieve a wide range of lighting functions.

 

Features

Powerful, steadfast illumination: At peak brightness, G200 offers: 9460 Lux (without reflector); 61500 Lux with ZHIYUN’s standard reflector (at 1m).

Three lighting modes = exciting visual experiences: Normal mode, Live mode automatically turns on as soon as it's powered on. Music mode syncs with beats to create a dynamic and immersive experience.

Accessories and apps for full creative control: The G200 comes with a stand with 180° flexibility making it easy to adapt to any setting.  G200 is compatible with the Bowens mount accessories by ZHIYUN and other Bowens accessories.

ZHIYUN’s ZY Vega app: Supports Bluetooth Mesh networking, allowing for remote dimming and quick switching between pre-sets, allowing for professional lighting results on any film set or studio.

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This powerful palm-sized MOLUS G200 Bi-Colour 200W Cob Light is perfect for livestreaming, interviews, portrait photography, commercial ads, and TVC shoots. ZHIYUN’s new professional lighting tool that offer power, portability, and reliability thanks to ZHIYUN’s proprietary DYNAVORT cooling technology which prevents overheating and flickering.  This super easy-to-use light helps content creators access unparalleled levels of efficiency and control to the creative process.

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