Godox Litemons LA300Bi Bi-Colour COB LED Light

Built on the foundation of the popular LS C300d, Aputure’s Light Storm LS C300d II LED Light Kit with V-Mount Battery Plate is an enhanced version with 20% more power, refined features, and advanced connectivity. Aputure uses Chip on Board (COB) technology to produce a 5500K colour temperature, with power consumption of just 350W, while outputting 3500 lux of light with an efficient reflector at a distance of 9.8′. In addition to power efficiency, this fixture also has a CRI/TLCI rating of 96, indicating accuracy in colour rendering. The fixture’s ballast/controller employs 0 to 100% Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, and S-Curve dimming and is separated from the body of the fixture, making it lighter and reducing its size. A mounting base is included for use with an optional clamp, allowing attachment to a light stand to distribute the weight.

The Nanlite Forza 60B II monolight Bi-colour LED light with Battery Handle and Bowens adaptor is compact and lightweight and features an intuitive design with an adjustable colour temperature of 2700-6500K. The 2nd generation Forza 60 II spotlight is equipped with a 45 degree mini reflector, a locking DMX port, built-in Bluetooth for direct wireless control via app, and a quieter integrated fan. Additionally, a battery handgrip for NP-F batteries and an AC adapter with a V-mount battery plate is included for extended power options.

The FS-200 LED from NanLite is a monolight style light fixture with remarkable light output relative to its size.

The Nanlite FS-200 LED light uses the industry-standard Bowens light modifiers, making it easy to soften or focus the light, to provide a wide range of lighting effects. The ability to shape the light makes the FS-200 ideal for portraiture, product photography, and in-house video production.

How bright are they?

In our tests using a pair of FS-200’s in the Nanlite 60 x 90cm softbox, we were able to shoot a single person portrait with the following camera settings F8, 1/125s, ISO 1000. For a group portrait, where the lights further from the subjects, we were able to shoot a group of 4 standing side-by-side with the following camera settings F8, 1/125s, ISO 1250.