Studio LED Light Neewer RGB660 Pro II 660 LEDs 50W Bi-color 3200–5600K with Barn Doors for Photo/Video/Vlog

Neewer RGB660 Pro II is a studio LED panel featuring 660 high-efficiency LEDs and 50W power output. The panel delivers bi-color adjustment across a 3200–5600K range alongside full RGB control for precise hue and saturation settings. Integrated barn doors allow for basic light shaping and spill control, making this fixture suitable for photography, video production, and vlogging in both studio and on-location environments.

Advantages

The RGB660 Pro II combines bi-color accuracy with RGB versatility, enabling users to match ambient light or create custom color effects without additional gels. Its compact panel design and efficient 50W consumption provide a balance between output and portability. Barn doors simplify directional control, and the wide color temperature range supports standard daylight and tungsten-balanced workflows. The unit is designed for easy integration with common stands and mounting hardware used in photo and video setups.

Suitable for

• Portrait and product photography in studio or small on-location shoots
• Interview and vlog lighting for content creators
• Video production requiring adjustable color temperature and color effects
• Fill or key light in multi-light setups

Key specifications

• LED count: 660 high-efficiency LEDs
• Power consumption: 50W
• Color temperature: bi-color range 3200–5600K
• RGB color control: adjustable hue and saturation
• Light shaping: integrated barn doors for directional control
• Mounting: standard stand/receiver compatibility for photo/video stands

How to use

Mount the panel on a compatible light stand and secure the fixture following the stand manufacturer's instructions. Power the light from an appropriate AC adapter or compatible power source. Use the control panel or onboard dials to set color temperature between 3200K and 5600K for bi-color operation, or switch to RGB mode to select hue and saturation for colored lighting effects. Adjust barn doors to control spill and shape the beam. Positioning and intensity can be modified to achieve the desired key, fill, or background illumination for the scene.

Usage recommendations

For natural skin tones, start with the 3200–5600K range and fine-tune color temperature while observing through camera white balance. When using RGB colors, test saturation and hue at the final camera settings to ensure accurate reproduction. Use diffusion or softboxes if softer, more even illumination is required; the barn doors are best for directional control and contrast. For on-location shoots, verify available power options and use a compatible battery or inverter rated for the fixture's consumption.