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Rotolight NEO 2 User manual

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Thank you for buying Rotolight’s professional desktop lighting kit! This quick start guide will give you
all the information you need to get you looking your best in moments. A full user guide is available at
www.rotolight.com.
Thank you for choosing the Rotolight Video Conferencing Kit
QUICK START GUIDE
Removing the lter holder
The NEO 2 lter holder is secured onto the front of the light. To remove, rotate the disk anticlockwise.
The lter can then be put in place and the lter disk secured on top.
Colour Temperature: Electronically adjustable
from 3150-6300K
Included Filters: 184, 279, 216, 250
Beam Angle: 50 degrees
Mounting: Integrated ¼” thread
Model: Rotolight NEO 2
Size: 145mm x 50mm / 5.7”x 1.96”
Weight: 354g (body only) / 504
(including batteries)
Power: 6 x AA Batteries (Li-Ion or
NiMh)
Battery Life: Up to 2 Hours
Lux (at 1 meter): 2000
Inserting batteries
Use 6 x Rotolight LionHeart Pro (available at rotolight.com), or alternatively Eneloop Pro, Li-Ion or NiMh
batteries for best performance at up to two hours continuous use.
The technology relating to CineSFX, Flash Sync and True Aperture Dimming is the subject of granted patents and pending patent
applications held by Rotolight Group Ltd, including: US10197258 and GB2549151 (CineSFX); USSN 15/485239 and GB1705754.8
(Flash Sync), and USSN 15/481463 and GB1606908.0 (True Aperture Dimming). AccuColour™, NEO™, CineSFX™, Designer Fade™, True
Aperture Dimming™, and Rotolight™ are registered trademarks held by Rotolight Ltd. All rights reserved © Rotolight Group Ltd. 2020.
FCC ID: 2AD66-RF2401F20 IC ID: 21278-RF2401F20
WARNING - HEALTH HAZARD – USE STROBE WITH CAUTION: CineSFX™ mode uses Strobe Lighting eects that may pose a risk to
those at risk of photosensitive seizures / epilepsy. You should take all precautions to pre-warn and ensure the safety of those who
may come into contact with the product. If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before
using. If you feel unwell from using these eects, immediately discontinue use and consult a doctor. This product is not suitable for
use by children of any age and is designed for professional use.
Before After
Quick Start Guide NEO.indd 1 27/07/2020 13:53
Changing brightness and colour temperature
Colour temperature describes the colours for use in a range of lighting situations; measured in units called
degrees kelvin (K).
As a general rule, in order to get the best looking results on your video, you want to match the colour of the
light from your NEO 2 to the ambient colour of the lighting in the room or setting in which you’re lming.
For example, if you are shooting outdoors or with daylight coming through the window, you should set
your NEO 2 to 5600 kelvin. If you are shooting in a room with warmer tungsten lighting then 3200 kelvin will
achieve the closest match. The brightness and colour temperature of your NEO 2 can be adjusted using the
two knobs on the rear of the light.
Using the included lters
The Video Conference Kit ships with four lters for diusion and skin tone enhancement. Filters can be
combined and used in tandem if needed. For best results, use either the 216 and/or 184 diusion lters
for a attering light. For a more subtle eect, use the 250 half diusion lter.
Included lters:
184 - Diusion with a peach
warmth - ideal for lighter skin tones
or to remove shine
279 - Magenta lter to eliminate
green casts
250 - Half white diusion - subtle
diusion for a soft light
216 - White diusion - full diusion
for and even softer and more
attering light
Loosen the black bracket by twisting it anticlockwise. Once it has been loosened, you can lengthen the
upper section of the stand to the desired height.
To secure, just fasten the bracket by twisting it clockwise.
Adjusting the desktop stand
15v
DC
MENU
Brightness Colour Temp
Quick Start Guide NEO.indd 2 27/07/2020 13:53

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