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Mini RGB LED Light

Key Features

  • Classic 135 film appearance
  • Magnetic cold shoe mount for quick and easy camera attachment
  • 400-750nm RGB Full-Color Spectrum
  • 60-minute charge provides battery life of approx. 80-160 minutes

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Mini RGB LED Light
Gosselin #: 8854959 Supplier #: TT-LED-Light-RGB-B
$19.99
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Key Features

  • Classic 135 film appearance
  • Magnetic cold shoe mount for quick and easy camera attachment
  • 400-750nm RGB Full-Color Spectrum
  • 60-minute charge provides battery life of approx. 80-160 minutes

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Mini RGB LED Light
Mini RGB LED Light
$19.99

Classic Design

This RGB LED light features a design based on classic 135 film, showcasing a unique retro style. It combines a retro look with practical functionality, adding vibrant color effects to your photography

RGB Full-Color Spectrum

With a wavelength range extending from 400-750nm, this RGB LED light offers a vibrant color spectrum. By freely combining the red, green, and blue channels, you can easily create various color effects. 

Easy to Use

Press the button to turn on the light. Long press the button to freely switch the colour, making it easy to achieve the lighting effect you want.

Magnetic Cold Shoe Mount

The unique magnetic cold shoe design allows you to easily attach the light to the camera. It can be adjusted from 0 to 180 degrees, and can also be detached at any time. 

Efficient Charging Long-lasting Light

With a Type-C interface,the full-color RGB light takes about 60 minutes. The red light indicates charging, and the green light indicates a full charge. The battery life ranges from approximately 80 to 160 minutes, offering lasting brightness. 

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