【500W High-Output Performance for Professional Productions】Designed for filmmakers, broadcasters, and commercial creators, the GVM SD500C AIO delivers powerful 500W output with up to 18,400 lux at 1 meter. Ideal for cinematic productions, TV broadcasting, advertising shoots, virtual production, interviews, YouTube studios, and live streaming environments requiring reliable high-intensity lighting.
【Advanced Full-Color Control with Professional Lighting Effects】Featuring a wide 2000K–10000K CCT range, CRI 97+ color accuracy, RGB, HSI, and GEL modes, the SD500C AIO provides exceptional creative flexibility for cinematic storytelling and commercial imaging. Includes 16 built-in lighting FX modes and 12 light source presets for simulating real-world lighting environments and cinematic scenes. FX functions are accessible via the APP or optional control box.
【Professional Wireless & Industry-Standard Control】Built for advanced production workflows, the SD500C AIO supports 6 professional control methods including APP control, Bluetooth Mesh group control, DMX, CRMX, Art-Net, and onboard panel control. The optional data box expands connectivity for large-scale studios, broadcast systems, stage productions, and multi-light synchronized environments. (Data box needs to be purchased separately)
【All-in-One Design with Future-Ready Upgradeability】The integrated all-in-one design eliminates bulky external power supplies for cleaner setups and faster deployment on location or in studio environments. Constructed with durable housing, Bowens mount compatibility, LCD display, and USB Type-C firmware upgrade support, the SD500C AIO is designed for long-term professional use with future performance and feature updates.
【Precision Dimming & Intelligent Performance Optimization】Engineered for professional cinematography, the SD500C AIO features four professional dimming curves including Linear, Exponential, Logarithmic, and S-Curve modes for smoother brightness transitions and more precise lighting control on set. Ideal for narrative filmmaking, commercial productions, and high-end studio applications requiring cinematic light shaping.
