Godox FL150R rectangular light, black/white, 3100K 5800K

The Godox FL150R Rectangular Light Black White 3100K 5800K is a rectangular LED light panel designed for studio and on-location photo and video work. It provides adjustable color temperature from warm 3100K to daylight 5800K, allowing consistent color matching across different shooting conditions. The fixture is powered from AC mains (100–240V) and features a compact profile with dimensions of 300 mm width and 1200 mm height and a weight of 4.37 kg, making it manageable for mounting on stands or integrating into continuous-light setups.

Advantages

The light offers a wide color temperature range for flexible white balance control and steady output suitable for portrait, product, and interview lighting. Its rectangular shape produces an even, directional field of light that helps reduce harsh shadows and provides a flattering wrap on subjects. The relatively lightweight construction simplifies repositioning and rigging while maintaining stable AC operation across international voltages.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait and beauty lighting
• Product and still-life photography
• Interview and documentary video setups
• Fill or key light in multi-light arrangements

Key specifications

• Color temperature: adjustable from 3100K to 5800K
• Power supply: AC 100–240V
• Form factor: rectangular LED panel
• Dimensions: 300 mm (width) × 1200 mm (height)
• Weight: 4.37 kg

How to use

Mount the Godox FL150R on a compatible light stand or rig using the fixture’s mounting hardware, ensuring secure attachment and correct orientation for the intended beam spread. Connect the unit to an appropriate AC outlet within the specified voltage range. Adjust the color temperature to match ambient or camera white balance settings, and position the panel to achieve the desired balance between softness and directionality. For stable exposures, allow the LED to reach steady output before critical shooting.

Recommendations

Use the FL150R as a key or fill source in multi-light setups, and combine with softening modifiers or diffusion when a softer look is required. Verify white balance after adjusting color temperature and test lighting angles to minimize unwanted reflections on glossy subjects.