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SmallRig RM 03 Macro Photography LED Video Light Kit (3-Light Kit)

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SmallRig RM 03 Macro Photography LED Video Light Kit (3-Light Kit)
Key Features
  • Adjustable Lighting Angle
  • 5 LEDs | 5 Levels of Brightness Control
  • Multicolor Output | 140-Minute Runtime
  • IP54 Weatherproof Construction
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What is the Lumen amount for each light?

What is the Lumen amount for each light?
Asked by: Adam
The SmallRig RM 03 Macro Photography LED Light (2-Light Kit) does not have any lumen or lux rating from the manufacturer. They only list it as a 3-watt maximum draw.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2026-05-20

What is the length of the arms? I use a 180mm ma

What is the length of the arms? I use a 180mm macro and would want to shoe mount the lights, are the arms long enough to reach out 12"
Asked by: Mark
The SmallRig RM 03 Macro Photography LED Light (2-Light Kit) arm's length is 15" inches in diameter.
Answered by: Edgar M
Date published: 2026-07-28

When the battery goes is that it? Or can I ...

When the battery goes is that it? Or can I install a new one?
Asked by: Chuck
This light comes with a USB cable that can be plugged into a computer or other device to charge the battery.
Answered by: Mary Ann
Date published: 2025-12-04

Does SmallRig list output (lux, lumens, anything) ...

Does SmallRig list output (lux, lumens, anything) for these?
Asked by: Paul
From their website in the Q&A section: 0.5 m, illumination angle 4°: R-1030 Lux, G-1830 Lux, B-410 Lux, CW-1700 Lux, WW-400 Lux
Answered by: Mary Ann
Date published: 2025-12-08

Are the color modes a specific temperature?

Are the color modes a specific temperature?
Asked by: Bruce
The SmallRig RM 03 Macro Photography LED Light (B&H# SM5480) has five color settings (red, green, blue, cold white, and warm white). Color temperatures are not used to describe red, green, or blue light, but cold white is typically in the 5000-6000K range and warm white is most commonly in the 2500-3500K range.
Answered by: Yoni S
Date published: 2025-11-26
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