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165 products from 7 brands, including Godox, Aputure, Ulanzi. Prices from $13.95 to $3,389.95, including GST. 58 ship within 1-2 business days.

LED lighting provides continuous light for video, photography, streaming, interviews, product work and content creation. Choose compact on-camera or magnetic lights for mobile setups, or panels, tubes and COB-style fixtures for broader coverage. This range includes Godox, Aputure, Ulanzi and GVM options, with LED lights and kits for beginners, creators and studio users.

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About the LED range

Start with the light's colour control and output. Bi-colour models let you match warm indoor sources or cooler daylight, while RGB models add coloured effects and creative control. Check CRI and TLCI ratings when accurate skin tones and product colours matter. Compare brightness at a stated distance, not wattage alone, because beam angle and diffuser design affect usable light. Also consider dimming range, flicker performance, fan noise, control method and whether you need a soft panel, focused beam or tube shape. Battery runtime, charging method and mains operation matter for location work.

Check how the light mounts before buying. Small lights may use a cold shoe, 1/4-inch thread, magnets or a built-in bracket, while larger fixtures may accept Bowens accessories or require a separate stand and modifier. Confirm the included power supply, battery type and charging requirements, especially for kits using NP-F or other removable batteries. This category is organised into LED Light Kits and LED Lights. Kits can simplify multi-light interviews or studio setups, while individual lights suit replacement, expansion or compact applications. Check dimensions and mounting points so the light fits your camera rig, stand or available space.

LED questions

Are LED lights good for video and photography?

Yes. LED lights provide continuous illumination, so you can see the effect while positioning the light and recording. They suit video, streaming, interviews, product photography and portraits. Select a model with good CRI and TLCI ratings when consistent skin tones and colour reproduction are important.

What is the difference between bi-colour and RGB LED lights?

Bi-colour lights adjust between warm and cool white colour temperatures, which helps match indoor and daylight sources. RGB lights can produce coloured light as well as white or tunable white modes, depending on the model. RGB is useful for effects and creative backgrounds, while bi-colour is often simpler for standard lighting.

Do LED video lights come with stands, batteries and power supplies?

It depends on the product. Some kits include multiple lights, stands and power accessories, while individual lights may require separate stands, batteries, chargers or adapters. Read the included-items section on each product page and check dispatch time before ordering. Prices shown online include GST, and shipping is free to Australian addresses.

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