370W High Power- NEEWER AP300C is a professional RGB LED panel light for commercial photography and films. It delivers bright & soft continuous lighting up 11000lux/1m (4400K), offering full RGB range 0-360°, 1800K-10000K for versatile light tones, and CRI95+ for accuracy
8 Lighting Modes- The soft photo light offers 17 scenes, 17 light sources, and more to meet complex lighting setup, with 0.1% dimming precision for cinema level control. A professional Studio Mode for small to medium stage setups, broadcasting, live streaming, and film production
4 Control Methods- The studio RGB video light supports panel, NEEWER app, 2.4G master slave control with other LED lights like AS1200B, and DMX connection for advanced lighting programming (DMX in & out support series connection). Content creator essentials/influencer must haves for video recording & filming
3 Power Options- Supports AC, 48V DC, or V mount batteries (PS150E/PS099E/PS099F/PS099U sold separately) for uninterrupted indoor & outdoor lighting. Note: Don't touch the AC OUT port while powered; keep it covered when idle. An ideal key/fill light for streaming & photoshoots
Quiet Cooling & No Strobing- Built in cooling fan with 4 modes (Smart/High/Med/Silent) ensures stable performance and long lifespan. Smart FM mode prevents strobing during high speed shooting. With a rolling case for easy transport during outdoor videography
Q: What makes the NEEWER AP300C a professional 370W RGB LED panel light for film production?
A: The NEEWER AP300C is a 370W RGB LED panel light designed for professional film production, commercial video shoots, broadcasting, and studio lighting. It delivers up to 11,000 lux at 1m (4400K), with full RGB colour control, an adjustable 1800K–10000K colour temperature range, and CRI 95+/TLCI 97+ for accurate colour reproduction. Its 0.1% brightness adjustment allows precise control for demanding lighting setups.
Q: What RGB lighting modes and effects does the NEEWER AP300C support?
A: This professional RGB LED video light features CCT, HSI, RGBCW, GEL, XY, SOURCE, FX, and PIXEL modes. These options support adjustable white light, full-colour lighting, gel-inspired colours, simulated light sources, and creative lighting effects. With 17 lighting effects and 17 light source modes, the AP300C offers versatile lighting options for film production, commercial photography, livestreaming, and studio video recording.
Q: Does the NEEWER AP300C support DMX512 and wireless lighting control?
A: Yes. The AP300C supports DMX512 wired control through its dedicated DMX input and output ports, allowing it to connect with compatible fixtures in a daisy-chain lighting setup. It also supports 2.4G wireless master-slave control with compatible NEEWER lights, as well as app-based adjustments through the NEEWER app. These control options help streamline professional studio lighting and multi-light production workflows.
Q: Can I synchronise multiple NEEWER AP300C lights in a multi-light studio setup?
A: Yes. For 2.4G wireless master-slave control, configure compatible lights to the same channel to synchronise their adjustments. Alternatively, connect the lights through the DMX input and output ports and configure the DMX settings for your lighting system. These options make the AP300C suitable for coordinated multi-light setups in film production, broadcast studios, and commercial video shoots.
Q: Can the NEEWER AP300C run on V-mount batteries for on-location video production?
A: Yes. The AP300C supports AC power (100–240V), 48V DC power, and compatible V-mount batteries for studio or on-location video production. V-mount batteries are sold separately, and the 48V DC setup requires a separate power box and cable. These power options provide greater flexibility when setting up professional LED video lighting in different shooting environments.
Q: Is the NEEWER AP300C suitable for quiet video recording, and can I adjust its fan speed?
A: The AP300C features four cooling modes: Intelligent, High-Speed, Medium-Speed, and Silent. You can select the appropriate mode to balance cooling performance and fan noise for your filming environment. Silent mode is particularly useful for dialogue recording, interviews, and other noise-sensitive video shoots. For the best results, test the lighting setup under your actual recording conditions.
