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Godox C7R KNOWLED RGBWW Creative Bulb Light

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Godox C7R KNOWLED RGBWW Creative Bulb Light
Key Features
  • Built-In Battery or USB-C Power
  • Output: 101 Lux at 3.3' (5500K)
  • RGB Mode with Hue, Saturation, Intensity
  • 2000 to 10,000K CCT
A simple and effective tool for bringing sets to life, the C7R KNOWLED RGBWW Creative Bulb Light from Godox features fully tunable color mixing with flickerless, consistent illumination and multiple control options. The bulb light has stepless dimming and a high color fidelity at CRI 96 and TLCI 98 across its HSI, RGB, gel, color picker, and 2000-10000K CCT modes. The bulb comes with an internal battery for unfettered flexibility and can fit into a standard E26/E27 socket or take an external power source via the USB-C slot. In addition to onboard 10%-step brightness control and a CCT/HUE toggle, the Godox Light App 3.0 connects the bulb to a compatible device via Bluetooth to group multiple bulbs, dim seamlessly from 0-100, and engage the full gamut of color settings and adjustments.
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In AC mode, does it remember the last used ...

In AC mode, does it remember the last used settings, e.g. brightness, temperature, and/or RGB settings? My ideal use case would be to have an actor operate a lamp switch like normal, so I’m hoping the settings can be dialed in, then remain consistent during takes in which an actor is turning on or off a lamp in the usual way. Thanks!
Asked by: Patrick
Yes, the Godox C7R KNOWLED RGBWW Creative Bulb Light will keep the same settings last used if turned off and turned back on.
Answered by: Paula M
Date published: 2026-02-18

Can you charge the internal battery by the usbc ...

Can you charge the internal battery by the usbc port?
Asked by: kai
Yes, the Godox C7R KNOWLED RGBWW Creative Bulb Light can be charged from the USB-C port.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2024-03-28
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