- A NATO rail provides quick and secure attachment to camera cages, knuckles, and rigging gear
- Two 1/4"-20 threads are located on both ends of the fixture, and four are placed on the spine of the light for mounting on optional tripods and brackets
- Two anti-twist 3/8"-16 threads are located on the spine of the Ice Light 3 to provide greater stability on optional stands and grip setups
- Light with Battery Grip & AC Adapter
- Output: 600 Lux at 3.3'
- 2700-6500K CCT; Full RGBWW Spectrum
- App & Onboard Control with OLED Display
Westcott Ice Light 3 Overview
Westcott Ice Light 3 Specs
| Item Type | |
| Included Light Modifier | |
| Included Storage Case | |
| Photometrics at 3.3' / 1 m | |
| Color Temperature | |
| Color Modes | |
| Color Accuracy Standard | |
| Dimming | |
| Front Accessory Mount | |
| Wireless Remote Control Type | |
| Power Source | |
| Battery | |
| Input Power | |
| Power Consumption | |
| Fixture Mounting |
| Item Type | |
| Included Light Modifier | |
| Included Storage Case | |
| Photometrics | |
| Color Temperature | |
| Color Modes | |
| Color Accuracy Standard | |
| Dimming | |
| Cooling System | |
| Built-In Flash | |
| Preprogrammed Effects | |
| Umbrella Mount | |
| Front Accessory Mount |
| Wireless Remote Control Type | |
| Mobile App Compatible |
| Power Source | |
| Inputs/Outputs | |
| Battery | |
| Battery Charging | |
| Input Power | |
| Included Adapter / Cable | |
| Inline Switch | |
| Power Pass-Thru | |
| Power Consumption |
| Included Light Stand / Mount | |
| Fixture Mounting |
| Display | |
| Environmental Resistance | |
| Operating Conditions | |
| Certifications | |
| Materials | |
| Dimensions | |
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Westcott Ice Light 3 Reviews
Slow to Set Up, Difficult to Change Colors
I loved the IceLight 2 because it was fast, simple, and always ready to use. Unfortunately, the IceLight 3 loses much of what made the original so great. 1. Slower to set up Unlike the IceLight 2, which stores fully assembled in a slim sleeve like a lightsaber, the IceLight 3 comes in two pieces inside a bulky rectangular case. Every time you use it, you have to align the parts correctly and twist them together. Even after owning it for a while, I still don’t find the assembly intuitive or quick. 2. Color control is frustrating The biggest issue is choosing colors. There is no color wheel in the app. If you want a specific color, you must manually adjust the red, green, and blue sliders to the correct values. You can’t simply tap a color, and you can’t even type RGB values directly. On a real shoot, that means looking up RGB numbers and carefully dragging three sliders until they are exactly right. You might think saving Scenes solves this, but it doesn’t. The app appears to have a bug where the blue channel often jumps to 255 when switching scenes. The displayed RGB values no longer match the actual light output. The only workaround I’ve found is to move the blue slider away from 255 and then back to the desired value. I confirmed this by testing pure red (255,0,0), pure green (0,255,0), and pure blue (0,0,255). The app’s displayed values and the actual output don’t always agree. The inability to change color easily means I hate using this light and no one could really use it in a production setting or a run and gun situation. If anyone says it is easy to use, they simply probably have not used it. Changing colors from the buttons on the light itself isn’t much easier. If fast color changes matter to your workflow, this is a significant step backward from the IceLight 2.
Bring In The Light
A Very Useful Light That Allowed Me To Shoot In Various Rooms In A Rental I Co. And Not Worry That I Would Not Have Enough Light To Capture The Maternity Shoot.
