Offering light intensity, color, and power options, the Smith-Victor Edge360 13" Bi-Color LED Light Kithas a circular form factor that renders natural-looking catchlights in the eyes of your subject as well as a soft, flattering quality of light, thanks to its built-in diffuser and edge-lit LEDs. Color is variable from 3200 to 5600K to seamlessly integrate into any ambient light condition, match other fixtures, or for creative expression. The light's high CRI rating of 95 indicates advanced proficiency in accurate color rendering. The Edge360 is dimmable too, from 0 to 100% without flicker to save you the bother of jockeying the light back and forth for the required light intensity. And while it draws only 45W of power, the Edge360 outputs the equivalent of a 360W tungsten flood fixture.

The Edge360 is ready for worldwide use via its included 100 to 240 VAC adapter, but it also has two NP-F slots for separately purchased batteries to accommodate situations where AC power is unavailable. The Edge360 is provided with a padded carry case for storage and transport.

Color: 3200 to 5600K, CRI: 95    100° Beam Spread, 0 to 100% Dimming    2 x NP-F Batteries and Dual Charger    100 to 240 VAC Adapter    Edge-lit LEDs for Soft, Even Light    Low 45W Draw, 5/8" Receiver    360W Tungsten Equivalent

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the housing metal or plastic?

A: The housing on the Smith Victor Edge360 is comprised of plastic.

Q: 2. Does this have a fan in it and does the fan make enough noise to be picked up by an on camera mic?

A: The information we have on the Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light is that that is passive. So, it does not have a fan.

Q: 3. What’s the wattage output of this light?

A: Watts are a measure of energy usage. Lux are a measure of brightness output.The luminous output at 1 meter of the Smith-Victor Edge360 18" Daylight LED is 1600 lux. This is roughly equal to the same luminous output of a 100 watt incandescent bulb.

Q: 4. Is the length of the load provided and is the V mount battery available?

A: The length of the load , (the section that the camera is attached to), according to Smith Victor, is 7.9". The Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light works with two Sony NP batteries, as well as the AC option using the AC power adapter. At this point there is no adapter from NP to V mount.

Q: 5. Is this light suitable for content creation? (Ex. Youtube, Twitch, Facebook)

A: This light is very much so suitable for this type of application.

Q: 6. When fully charged, how long can it run at the max brightness and 5700K?

A: This light has a maximum draw of 15 Watts. This Watson NP-F970 has a 57 Wh capacity. You should get just under 4 hours at max brightness. https://bhpho.to/39pOZ4E

Q: 7. Can I use it d-tap to L-series dummy battery ?

A: Yes, that is possible. This light can be powered by Sony L style batteries. The IndiPRO Tools Coiled D-Tap to Sony L-Series Dummy Battery Cable, B&H # INCPTSLS, should work with this light. https://bhpho.to/2ZdOR1J

Q: 8. What parts are needed to adapt this unit's rail system to a Manfrotto PL200 q.c. socket?

A: Since the rail mount has a female 3/8-16” thread and your Manfrotto 200PL plate has a 1/4-20” male thread, you would need a Oben 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 Reducer Bushing B&H # OB1039 to reduce the thread size on the rail mount to hold the Manfrotto plate. https://bhpho.to/2KJTdu6

Q: 9. Is the casing metal or plastic?

A: The casting on the Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light is plastic.

Q: 10. Can I mount an iPhone to this ?

A: Smith-Victor Bi-Color On-Camera Ring Light was design for camera with lenses that have a tall profile. You can use different accesorias to make this ring light work with a smarts but it will be limited and your smart-phone will probably need an add on lens to avoid vignetting since the ring is to narrow and deep for most smartphone built in lenses.