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Cineroid 18W On-Camera Variable Color LED

User Manual for Cineroid 18W On-Camera Variable Color LED Light Kit

• Product category: On Camera Lights Cineroid
• Brand: Cineroid
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• Technical information and basic settings
• Frequently asked questions – FAQ
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Product description

• L10C-VCE 18 Watt On-Camera Variable Color Temperature LED Light The L10C-VCE 18 Watt On-Camera Variable Color Temperature LED Light from Cineroid is a variable color temperature light with a range of 2700 to 6500K and a wide beam spread of 120°. It features variable dimming from 100 to 0%, using a two button up/down adjustment with a readout of the dimming level and color temperature on the back of the unit. The same two buttons that control the dimming also control the color temperature adjustment, using a mode button to select which one you wish to control.The L10C-VCE incorporates a 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole in its base, and the included ball adapter allows you to attach the light to a camera with a hot/cold shoe. It includes a honeycomb attachment to control light spill, and the body incorporates mounting screws for the included Sony NPF-type battery plate, battery not included.
  Variable Color Temperature
  • • The unit features variable adjustability from 2700 to 6500K.
    • Color temperature adjustments are made via an up/down button arrangement on the back of the light unit.
    • The color temperature is visible on the LCD display screen on the back of the fixture.
  Variable Brightness
  • • The unit's brightness level is continuously variable.
    • Dimming adjustments are made via an up/down button arrangement on the back of the light unit.
    • The brightness adjustment is visible on the LCD display screen on the back of the fixture.
  Mode
  • A mode button allows you to switch between brightness dimming and color temperature control.
  Built-In Sony L-Series Type Battery Plate
  • The unit powers from a Sony NPF-type battery, not included, using the battery plate that comes with the kit. Optionally available battery plates for use with other types of batteries are available.
  DC Input Supports D-Tap Power Output
  • The Optional D-Tap power cable allows you to power the light from larger Anton Bauer or V-Mount batteries with D-Tap outputs.
  UPC: 884980001970
• Barndoors for L10C/L2 LED Light The Barndoors from Cineroid are designed for the L10C and L2 LED lights, allowing you to control and direct the beam spread of the light. The barndoors connect magnetically to the light. UPC: 884980001086
• NP-F550 Type L-Series Lithium-Manganese Battery (7.4V, 2200mAh) The Cineroid NP-F550 Type L-Series Lithium-Manganese Battery is a 7.4V DV battery featuring a 2200mAh capacity. Use it to power any device that accepts L-series batteries.

• NPF Type Battery Plate

• Honeycomb

• Mini Ball Head

• Limited 1-Year Warranty

• Limited 1-Year Warranty

• Limited 1-Year Warranty

Also Includes

• Battery Charger
• Carry Case

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Technical parameters

• L10C-VCE 18 Watt On-Camera Variable Color Temperature LED Light

  Beam Angle	120°
  Color Temperature	2700 to 6500K ± 200K

  DC Input Power	6 to 17 VDC
  Max Power Consumption	18 W

  Mount Type	1/4"-20 Female Thread, Cold Shoe
  Dimensions	3.6 x 0.9 x 3.2" / 91 x 24 x 82 mm
  Weight	5.6 oz / 160 g

  Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.8 x 5.4 x 3.1"

• Barndoors for L10C/L2 LED Light

  Compatibility	L10C and L2 LED lights
  Dimensions	3.5 x 2.8 x 0.6" (90 x 70 x 14 mm)
  Weight	1.2 lb (35 g)

  Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.7 x 3.2 x 1.5"

• NP-F550 Type L-Series Lithium-Manganese Battery (7.4V, 2200mAh)

  Mount / Series Type	Sony L-Series
  Chemistry	Lithium-Ion Manganese
  Amp-Hours	2200 mAh
  Output Voltage	7.4 VDC

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