Manfrotto Spectra 1 x 1 Inch LED Light (5,600K, Spot)

Key Features
- Extremely versatile LED panel
- Utra-slim (only 5cm thick) and lightweight (1,36Kg)
- Provides a beautiful soft light
- Light output is at a constant temperature of 5600°K (daylight)
- Illuminance is greater than 1400 LUX at a distance of 1m
- Gel filters are optionally available
- Extremely high colour rendition (CRI>90)
- Excellent color reproduction
- Light is emitted with a beam angle of 50°
- Can be powered by an external 100-240V AC adapter
- Can regulate the light intensity from 0-100%
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Overview
Versatile in utility, the Manfrotto Spectra 1x1 (F) LED Fixture Daylight Balanced is the perfect LED panel for lighting up the subject. It delivers a light output with an illuminance of more than 1400 LUX at a distance of 1m. Achieve an excellent color reproduction and natural skin tone with its extremely high color rendition (CRI>90). Moreover, you can adjust the light intensity from 0-100% without any noticeable color shift, or flickering. The removable yoke with standard 5/8'' receptacle and additional 1/4 x 20 attachment makes it easy to use with wide applications. Its ultra-slim and lightweight feature makes it easily portable
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| Color | Black and Silver |
- Manfrotto Spectra 1x1 (F) LED Fixture Daylight Balanced
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