The Yongnuo YN150Li Kit is a bi‑color portable LED panel with a wide color temperature range of 2700–6500 K. Designed for continuous lighting in photography and videography, this battery‑powered studio light offers stepless color adjustment to fine‑tune white balance on location. The compact panel format and included battery operation make the YN150Li Kit suitable for run‑and‑gun shoots, interviews, vlogging and product photography where compact, controllable light is required.
Advantages
The YN150Li provides a continuous, flicker‑free output with adjustable warm to cool tones, allowing precise matching to ambient light or camera white balance. Its portable panel design and battery power enable use without mains power, simplifying setup at outdoor or remote locations. Stepless dimming lets you set exact intensity, and a lightweight build reduces fatigue during handheld or on‑camera use.
Suitable for
- On‑location portrait and interview lighting
- Vlogging and run‑and‑gun video production
- Product and still‑life photography
- Fill light for small studio setups
Key specifications
- Color temperature range: 2700–6500 K (bi‑color)
- Stepless color and brightness adjustment
- Portable LED panel form factor
- Battery‑powered operation for cordless use
- Continuous, flicker‑free light output suitable for video
How to use
Mount the Yongnuo YN150Li on a stand, camera shoe or hold it by hand according to the shoot requirements. Power the unit with the supplied battery and switch it on, then set the desired color temperature within the 2700–6500 K range and adjust brightness smoothly until the subject is properly exposed. For matching ambient or studio fixtures, use the stepless color control to dial in an accurate white balance. Monitor the battery level during extended shoots and swap or recharge batteries as needed to avoid interruptions.
Usage recommendations
For interviews and vlogs, position the panel slightly above eye level and use warmer color settings (around 3200–4000 K) for skin‑friendly tones. For product photography or daylight matching, set the light closer to 5500–6500 K. Consider using a diffuser or softbox attachment to soften shadows when a gentler light is required.
