The Nanlite LitoLite 5C is a new pocket-sized RGBWW light with built-in magnets and a battery for up to 90 minutes of usage at 100% intensity. It promises to have a more powerful output than the Aputure MC while offering accurate colors, built-in effects and an included diffuser. The light is available now for $75. Pocket-sized RGB lights have gotten quite popular amongst filmmakers. Thanks to their small size and built-in magnets they can be mounted virtually anywhere and fill even the smallest corners of the scene with a desired color. Perhaps the most popular light of this kind is the Aputure MC that even comes in a 4-piece kit or 12-piece kit (you can check our first look article here). The Chinese lights manufacturer Nanlite has just announced its new pocket-sized RGBWW LED light called LitoLite 5C. Let’s take a look at its features and specs. Nanlite LitoLite 5C The LitoLite 5C pocket-sized light features an RGBWW nano panel – same as the one found in Nanlite’s PavoTube 6C. According to the manufacturer, the panel is capable of producing an accurate light with a CRI average of 95 and TLCI average of 97. The CCT (bi-color) mode range is 2700K-7500K. LitoLite 5C mini LED light announced. Source: Nanlite According to Nanlite, the LitoLite 5C can output a maximum of 6,205 lux @ 0.98’/0.3m (581 lux @ 3.28’/1m). If the numbers are right, that makes it much punchier than the Aputure MC, which is rated at 1100 lux at 0.98’/0.3 m (100 lux...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 12 October, 2020