Fotodiox Pro FlapJack LED Wand C-308AS Bicolor Edge Light - 3x16-Inch Ultra-

Key Features
- Fotodiox Pro FlapJack LED Wand C-308AS Light
- With removable ergonomic handgrip
- CRI rating of 90
- Color temperature of 3200–5500K
- Dim range of 10–100%
- Rear LCD
- Barn doors
- Two NP-F740 batteries included
- Hard case included
- NP-F740 battery and dual charger
- 110–240 power supply
Overview
Create unique mood in the scene with the Fotodiox Pro FlapJack LED Wand C-308AS Bicolor Edge Light. It also comes with two NP-F740 batteries, dual charging cradle, and other accessories. The LED light has a CRI rating of 90 to offer color accuracy. You can adjust the color temperature from 3200 to 5500K and the dim range from 10% to 100%. The rear LCD lets you view the color temperature, dim level, and battery status of the LED panel. Attach the ergonomically designed handgrip to the LED to use it handheld. The barn doors enable you to direct the light as per your need. Apart from the included batteries, you can connect the LED light to an AC power source via the multi-voltage AC power supply cable.
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control specifications
| Color Temperature | 3200 to 5500K ± 200K |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | Fixture Dimensions: 2.8 x 15.8 x 0.5" (7.0 x 40.0 x 1.3 cm) |
power system
| Battery Type | 2 x Sony L-Series |
- Fotodiox Pro FlapJack LED Wand C-308AS Bicolor Edge Light - 3x16-Inch Ultra-thin Strip Light
- C-308AS LED Dimmable Flapjack Fixture
- 2 x NP-F740-Style Batteries
- Dual Charging Cradle
- 110-240 VAC Power Supply with Cable
- Removable Ergonomic Textured Handgrip
- Fitted Custom Carry Case with Shoulder Strap
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