How does the weight compare to the Aputure LS 300x and Godox Knowled M300BI? Above you can see that the Nanlite Forza 300B II is lighter than the competition. CCT range They're able to include G/M adjustment thanks to their innovative W(RG) and WW(RG) sources, which is what truly make them unique. In addition, the 300B II has a light chamber similar to the one on the Forza 60C, which is required to properly manage its different colored W and WW LEDs. With the addition of G/M adjustment, you can more accurately match ambient light sources, match light from other fixtures, and tweak the color to achieve the looks you desire. POWER ANYWHERE - Optimized for use in the studio or on location, the Forza 300 can run off either the included AC adapter or 2x 14.8 V-Mount batteries (Not Included) so you can operate in any location regardless of power availability.

I also tried the light with a DoPChoice Octa 3 softbox. While the light won’t fill the soft box completely, it still does enough to provide good results. In the graph above the gold bars indicate a perfect CIE D55 source. The red bars indicate a perfect CIE D 5600K source. This lets us compare how close to a perfect 5600K lighting source the Forza 300B II is. A score in the low 70’s is typical for a 5600K LED source.All the effects modes can be individually adjusted, and you change the Speed and Cycle. Bluetooth App The Effects mode lets you recreate a wide range of lighting effects that can be handy for certain scenarios. You can see what effects are available above. The Forza 300BII from Nanlite is a bicolour mono-light style LED engineered to give maximum output out of a minimal footprint. With a light head weighing only 5 lbs, the Forza 200 employs a COB LED module and a precision-engineered reflector to emit 37440 Lux at 1 meter with the colour temperature set to 5600K. All while maintaining a high CRI/TLCI of 98/97, ensuring accurate colour rendition.

The control box has the power adapter incorporated inside, reducing the overall control unit size of Forza 300B II by 37%. There are V-mount battery plates on both sides of the control box. Nanlite doesn’t offer an AB Gold mount version, but you could buy a third-party Gold mount to V-mount conversion plates if required.The control interface is claimed to offer intuitive operation and the fixtures also include a built-in 2.4G and Bluetooth dual module. They also support DMX/RDM control via a wired connection. The biggest problem with COB LED lights is that unless you diffuse them they are very bright to look at and unsuitable for directly lighting talent. Weight & Size

Above you can see the spectral distribution of the Forza 300B II when it is set at 5600K. The spectral distribution is ok, but it is not overly full.The Forza 60/60B II both use the same compact FM Mount. An included adapter allows you to mount Bowens-S mount accessories. When you mix with ambient light and other fixtures, adjusting the green-to-magenta shift lets the 300B II perfectly match. This is also useful when you want to achieve a specific look, but you need to tweak the color to get there. It's rare for a spotlight to have this feature, but you get it in Forza 300B II. Both dual and single-battery power solutions enable hot plugging as well as hot swapping between AC/DC The Forza 300 LED is a monolight style light fixture with remarkable light output relative to its size. Weighing only 5.5 lbs, the Forza 300 employs a COB LED module to output 43060 Lux of 5600K daylight-balanced light at 1 meter. All while maintaining a high CRI/TLCI of 98/95, ensuring accurate colour rendition. Ultra Bright Output