LED Light Panel Amaran T4C 12W Bi-Color — Compact Bi-color Studio/Camera Light

The Amaran T4C 12W Bi-Color LED light panel is a compact, low‑power studio and camera light that delivers adjustable white light for photo and video applications. Its bi‑color design allows seamless transition between warmer and cooler tones, enabling accurate color balance on camera without additional gels. The light is designed for mounting on cameras, rigs or small stands and provides consistent, flicker‑free illumination suitable for close‑range interviews, vlogging, product photography and location work where portability and tunability matter.

Advantages

The panel combines energy efficiency with a small footprint, offering stable output and variable color temperature from warm to cool in a single device. Its lightweight construction and compact size make it easy to position on a camera hot shoe or attach to a rig, while the native controls permit quick adjustments on set. The LED technology provides long operating life with low heat generation, reducing the need for active cooling and simplifying continuous use.

Suitable for

• On‑camera lighting for run‑and‑gun video and vlogging
• Interview setups and conferencing where controlled white light is required
• Product and still‑life photography with small-to-medium subjects
• Portable location shoots and streaming where compact, adjustable light is needed

Key specifications

• Light source: LED panel with bi‑color tuning
• Power consumption: 12 watts
• Color temperature: adjustable between warm and cool white ranges
• Mounting options: camera hot shoe, 1/4" thread or small light stands (compatible with standard accessories)
• Form factor: compact, lightweight panel suitable for close‑range use
• Output characteristics: stable, flicker‑free illumination optimized for camera capture

How to use

Attach the Amaran T4C to a camera hot shoe, rig or small stand using the compatible mount. Power the unit according to the manufacturer’s recommended method and adjust color temperature and brightness via the onboard controls until the desired white balance and exposure are achieved. Position the panel at an appropriate distance and angle to avoid harsh shadows and to obtain even coverage of the subject. For multi‑camera setups, set consistent color temperature and exposure values on each light and camera to maintain uniformity across shots.

Usage recommendations

For natural-looking skin tones, start around neutral daylight settings and fine‑tune toward warmer or cooler values depending on ambient light. When combining with other light sources, meter the scene to balance intensities and avoid overexposure. Use diffusion or increase distance if the light appears too harsh on close subjects.