Aputure LS 600c Pro II (A-mount) (US)

Marsoni

M251S

$1245.00

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Aputure LS 600c Pro II (A-mount) (US)The LS 600c Pro II has a new light engine design that increases output efficiency while maintaining power draw and color quality. A new formulation of LED emitters raises the output of the bare light by 35%. The new design is even better with modifiers, yielding 82% more light when used with the included Hyper Reflector and 70 85% more when paired with the F10 fresnel. 600W Full Color Point Source Bowens Mount LED Fixture 720W Maximum Power Draw

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