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Not long ago, Lume Cube announced the release of the Lume Cube 2.0 light. A Lume Cube is a small, daylight balanced, high Color Rendering Index (CRI) LED light designed for photo and video use and is a favorite of many nightscape photographers. The Lume Cube is little enough that some creators have mounted the lights on drones.
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The Lume Cube 2.0 is a 1.6″ x 1.6″ light that can be mounted via a hot shoe and controlled via Bluetooth.
We received two of these lights a few weeks ago. Our Stanley Harper will review them for future publication here. Even though it is not Milky Way season, Stanley will still be able to get the lights out on location to see how they will benefit night photographers.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- 1.6″ x 1.6″ size (approx. the size of a Golf Ball)
- True Daylight Balanced 5600K Color Temp & 95+ CRI
- Custom Lens /w 80º Beam Angle and ZERO Hot Spots
- USB-C Charging
- Durable Aluminum Body & Water to 30 feet
- 750 LUX @ 1M
- 1.5 Hour Run Time @ 100% Output
- 2 Button Control System (increase & decrease brightness manually)
- Wirelessly Control via Lume-X iPhone/Android App from 60 feet away
- 360º Optical Sensor for Slave Flash Capability
- Built-in 1/4″ 20 for Tripod Mounting
- Low Light Mode (adjust in 1% increments) for Night Photography
- Accessories Included (Shoe Mount, Warming Gel, Diffuser, etc)
Disclosure
The item in this review was submitted by the manufacturer upon request from MilkyWayPhotographers. MilkyWayPhotographers was allowed to keep the item after the review.
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