SmallRig P96L RGB Video Light - 2500K-8000K

The battery life varies depending on the brightness setting and color mode used. With its 1500 mAh battery, expect shorter runtimes at maximum brightness and longer runtimes at lower settings.

Use the dedicated controls on the light. Typically, there are buttons or a dial to cycle through the color temperature range from 2500K to 8000K.

Yes, the light can generally be used while it is connected to a power source via the USB charging cable.

The CRI (Color Rendering Index) measures how accurately a light source reveals the colors of objects compared to a natural light source. A CRI of 96 indicates very accurate color reproduction, which is crucial for realistic video and photography.

There should be a specific mode or button on the light to cycle through the various pre-programmed lighting effects. Refer to the light's interface or a detailed manual for exact operation.

The SmallRig P96L is approximately 11mm thick and weighs only 117g, making it exceptionally portable.

The light typically comes with a USB charging cable, but you may need to use your own USB power adapter (like a wall adapter or portable power bank) to charge it.

Ensure the light is adequately charged. Connect it to a power source using the USB cable and allow it to charge for at least 30 minutes before attempting to power it on again. Check that the power button is being pressed correctly.

Check the battery level. If it is low, recharge the unit. Ensure the brightness setting has not been accidentally set to minimum. For optimal brightness, ensure the light is fully charged.

Verify that the color temperature is set correctly for the scene. Ensure the CRI is maximized if available via settings. Recalibrate if a specific color matching function is present (refer to advanced manual if applicable).

Try using a different USB cable and a known working USB power adapter or port. Ensure the charging port on the light is clean and free of debris.