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Aputure Light Storm 300X Bi-Color LED Light
Introducing the Aputure Light Storm 300X Bi-Color LED Light Rental – a versatile lighting solution for professional photographers, videographers, and filmmakers. This high-quality light offers outstanding color accuracy and flexibility, making it the perfect tool for all your creative projects.
NOTE: Prices quoted are estimated per day unless otherwise noted, and are subject to availability, the exact rental period, and other factors. Please request a formal quote to get an exact price.
Additional Information
Key Features:
- Bi-Color Color Temperature (2700-6500K)
- Built-In Lighting Effects
- AC, V-Mount, Gold Mount Power Options
- Reflector
- Carrying Case
Optional Kit Add-Ons:
- Aputure Light Dome II
- Aputure Lantern 90
- Aputure Fresnel 2X
The Light Storm 300X features a color temperature range from 2700K to 6500K, allowing you to easily adjust the warmth or coolness of your lighting to suit any shooting situation. With a CRI and TLCI rating of 96+, you can be confident that your colors will be rendered accurately and beautifully. The light also features a built-in Sidus Link® App Control, which allows for remote control of the light’s brightness, color temperature, and special effects.
The compact and durable design of the Light Storm 300X makes it a versatile tool for a variety of lighting setups, including studio shoots, on-location work, and even outdoor shoots. It comes with a set of detachable barn doors and a variety of diffusion filters, so you can customize your lighting to achieve your desired effect. The light also features a Bowens mount, which allows for the attachment of a range of accessories such as softboxes, beauty dishes, and more.
Overall, the Aputure Light Storm 300X Bi-Color LED Light is a powerful and reliable lighting solution that offers outstanding flexibility and versatility. Whether you’re working in a studio or out in the field, this light is sure to deliver consistent and high-quality results every time.
