- Is the RM120C bright enough as a main light?
- No. At 7W it works best as fill or an accent close to the subject. For a key light on a person, a larger panel or a COB light is a better fit.
- Can I control it from my phone?
- No. There is no app or wireless control. Color temperature, hue and brightness are set with the onboard controls.
- What comes in the box?
- The light, a rubber diffuser and a USB-A to USB-C cable. A power adapter is not included, so you need your own USB charger.
- How long does the battery last?
- Runtime depends on brightness and color settings. Expect the shortest runs at full output and longer life at low levels; the battery is built in and charges over USB-C.
- Will it fit my camera?
- It mounts on any standard cold shoe and has an Arri-style anti-rotation pin for cages. At about 204 g it is light enough for most hot shoes.
- How does it compare with SmallRig's larger RGB panels?
- The RM120C trades output and app control for size and easy mounting. Larger panels are brighter and offer wireless control but need more room and often a stand.
- Where is the SmallRig RM120C Portable RGB Video Light cheapest?
- At Nelson Photo & Video, for $59.90, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the SmallRig RM120C Portable RGB Video Light?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Nelson Photo & Video, B&C Camera, SmallRig, Micro Center, Adorama.