ProMaster Chroma CL36RGB LED Light

Quick Overview

• RBG mode with 360 colors.
• Bi-color mode.
• Special effects mode with 17 scenes.
• Lightweight, pocket-sized design.
• Built-in rechargeable, li-ion battery with USB-C charging

Product Description

 A pocket-sized RGB LED light with 360 colors, bi-color mode, special effects mode, and an integrated, rechargeable battery. Weighing in at just 7 oz. and 5/8" thin, the ProMaster Chroma CL36RBG is a pocket-sized light you can take along on all of your creative adventures. As an RBG light, the Chroma CL36RGB is capable of producing 360 distinct hues. The intensity of the light can be adjusted from 0 to 100% allowing you to reduce or amplify the brilliance of the color with a turn of the dial. Change the Chroma to its bi-color mode for beautiful, accurate light that has an extended color temperature range of 2,500K to 9,000K. A third mode for special effects provides 17 unique scene options that mimic various types of lighting scenarios as follows: Cop Car, Lightning, Fireworks, TV, Candle, Party, Pulsing, Strobe, RGB Strobe, Paparazzi, Emergency, H/L Beam (high/low), Red Flash, Green Flash, Blue Flash, HSI Slow, HSI Fast.

Power to the Chroma CL36RGB light comes from its internal, li-ion battery. It is conveniently charged with a common USB-C port. A USB-C to USB-A charging cable is included with this kit. The light only requires one amp of charging input, so most common phone chargers and the USB ports in a computer or car will work. Additionally, the Chroma can be connected to a USB charger while it is turned on and running. So, you can use the light continuously and charge the internal battery at the same time.

When running on battery power, the light will work for approximately 1 1/2 hours at 100% output (some special effects modes may run for less time than this). A soft, slip-on honeycomb grid is included. This grid narrows the light beam from the Chroma so it can be focused on a specific area in your scene. It can also aid in light painting as well. Without the grid installed, the Chroma has a generously wide light beam angle of 120 degrees, which is terrific for flooding a background or bathing a subject in light.