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Godox LP Series Introduced – Soft Lighting with High Brightness

August 20th, 2024 Jump to Comment Section 1
Godox LP Series Introduced - Soft Lighting with High Brightness

Godox has introduced a new series of LED light panels to their lineup aimed at content creators and vloggers: the LP Series, which includes Litemons LP400R/Bi, LP600R/Bi, and LP1200R/Bi LED Light Panels. The LP Series is available in both RGB and Bi-Color options, each with a nice balance of features and output levels to meet diverse lighting needs. All feature high brightness with soft, diffused light and offer a variety of color modes and effects. So, let’s have a look!

The Godox LP Series

The Godox LP Series offers a high level of versatility, both in features and portability. Deciding between models ultimately comes down to your specific needs and intended use. The Litemons LP-R Series LED Panels offer precise color control and creative lighting effects, whereas the LP-Bi Series is suited for environments where accurate and adjustable white light is needed.

The differences between the models themselves are mainly their power and corresponding size. The LP400R/Bi, LP600R/Bi, and LP1200R/Bi output 36W, 60W, and 120W, respectively. Each light comes in two versions: the R (RGB), with a CCT range of 1800K—10000K, and the Bi (Bi-Color), with 2800K—6500K. Panel brightness is adjustable from 0% to 100%, and diffusion is built in. Note that to further refine the light, a 4-leaf barndoor is also included. The size and weight of the light panels are as follows:

  • LP400R/Bi: 22.9 x 20.1 x 6.95cm (9 x 7.9 x 2.74 in) / 855g/1.9 lb
  • LP600R/Bi: 26.4 x 20.1 x 6.95 cm (10.4 x 7.9 x 2.74 in) / 958g/2.2 lb
  • LP1200R/Bi: 42.2 x 40.1 x 6.95 cm (16.6 x 15.8 x 2.74 in) / 1847g/4.07 lb
The lights have varying degrees of output at 0.5 meters and 5700K. Source: Godox

The LP Series LED panels offer flexible power options, which make them suitable for a wide range of shooting situations without being constrained by power limitations. In addition to the AC cable, NPF batteries can also power the LP400R/Bi and LP600R/Bi, and the LP1200R/Bi supports NPF and V-mount batteries. The lights operate within a temperature range of 14 to 95°F (-10 to 35°C) and are designed for easy transport in a molded, shockproof carrying case, which is included.

Color modes with the RGB version. Source: Godox

Color modes and lighting effects

The lights’ color accuracy is rated by the company at 96 for both CRI and TLCI standards. In addition, there is a green-to-magenta shift for color correction. Eleven lighting effects are available for the LP-R Series, with 14 available for the Bi-Color.

Control locally or with the Godox Light App. Source: Godox

Controlling the light

The light panels can be controlled locally or via Bluetooth by using the Godox Light App on a smartphone (up to a distance of 14.99m/49.2 ft). On the back of the light, a screen provides essential information, such as color temperature, brightness, etc.

Single Light Panel or two- and three- Light Panel Kits. Source: Godox

Price and availability

The Godox LP Series of LED Light Panels are available for pre-order and can be purchased as a single kit or in kits with either two or three lights.

  • LP400R/Bi is $99 and $89, respectively; Two-Light Kit with stands: $249 (RGB) or $229 (Bi-Color); Three-Light Kit with stands: $339 (RGB) or $299 (Bi-Color)
  • LP600R/Bi: $139 (RGB) or $99 (Bi-color); Two-Light Kit with stands: $279 (RGB) or $249 (Bi-Color); Three-Light Kit with stands: $399 (RGB) or $339 (Bi-Color)
  • LP1200R/Bi: $239 (RGB) or $199 (Bi-Color); Two-Light Kit with stands: $469 (RGB) or $429 (Bi-Color); Three-Light Kit with stands: $699 (RGB) or $599 (Bi-Color)

For more information about the Godox LP Series, have a look at their website here.

Are you a content creator who can imagine getting a lot of use out of these portable LED light panels? What lights do you use in your work? Let us know in the comments!

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