Aputure 120d Mark II Studio LED Video Light Light Storm LS C120d II 180W 5500K LED Video Light 30000Lux (0.5m) CRI96 + TLCI97 + Bowens Bracket + Ultimate Upgrade

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The LS C120D II uses 2.4 GHz tech to turn on and off and control brightness remotely over distances of up to 328 feet. If you have another Aputure light, you can use the same remote to control all of the company's lights. This is convenient because you may control up to three separate lights with one remote. With the additional Aputure Fresnel, the LS C120D II has a brightness of 135,000 lux at a 1.6' distance. Separated light control design creates well-balanced center of gravity, eliminates use of weight bags When selecting Auto/Force mode, the fan can also rotate at its top speed. The heat dissipation performance and LED durability are both improved by this complicated fan arrangement.

While the C120D II boasts an impressive studio grade build quality, it still weighs in at just over 2kg (4.8lbs) allowing filmmakers to easily take this light anywhere without having to worry about the transportation issues that frequently come with larger tungsten fixtures. The C120D II is over 25% brighter than the first-generation C120D, with an estimated brightness similar to a 1000W tungsten light, rendering it compatible with many of the strongest studio lights in the industry. Pre-programmed Lighting Effects & Brand-new 512DMX Lightning Function】: Aputure COB 300D II features 8lighting effect modes, such as Paparazzi, Spark, Lightning, Bad Bulb, TV, Breathing, Flash, Explosion, you can switch freely to achieve a good creativityAputure 300D II Led Light with Light Dome II Combo】With Aputure Light Dome II​ Softbox kit for Photography

You might find yourselves repeating this procedure several times. Having the ability to lower or switch off or on the lights from behind the camera saves time. Final verdict: Is the Aputure 120d II worth it?The Aputure Light Storm C120D II is a complete re-design of the original C120D, 25% brighter. The Aputure 120d II now draws 140w of power (20w more than the original 120d) but the big increase in output, from what was already a punchy fixture, is great news.