
Sokani
Sokani P10C RGB LED Video Light with Full-Color Control
A single on-camera light that spans warm-to-cool white, the full color wheel, and ten creative effects across four dedicated modes
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Overview
Key Features
CCT Mode: 2800K-10000K Adjustable Color Temperature, ±10 Green-Magenta Adjustment
HSI Mode: Hue 0-360°, Saturation 0-100%, Intensity 0-100%
RGBW Mode: Independent RGB Channels + Cool White & Warm White Control
FX Mode: 10 Built-in Lighting Effects, Adjustable Frequency (1-10) and Intensity (0-100%)
Specifications
Brand
Sokani
Model
P10C
Light Type
RGB LED Video Light
Color Temperature Range
2800K-10000K
Green-Magenta Adjustment
±10
HSI Hue Range
0-360°
HSI Saturation
0-100%
HSI Intensity
0-100%
RGBW Control
Independent RGB channels plus cool and warm white
Built-in Effects
10 FX presets
Effect Frequency Range
1-10
Effect Intensity Range
0-100%
Frequently Asked Questions
What lighting modes does the Sokani P10C offer?
It offers four: CCT for adjustable white light, HSI for full-spectrum color, RGBW for channel-level control, and FX for ten preset effects, covering both corrective and creative needs.
What color temperature range does the P10C cover?
The P10C adjusts from 2800K to 10000K, spanning warm indoor tones through to cool daylight, and adds a ±10 green-magenta slider to correct mixed or fluorescent ambient light.
Can the P10C produce saturated colors, not just white light?
Yes. In HSI mode you can set hue across the full 0-360° wheel and adjust saturation and intensity from 0 to 100% each, giving access to the complete color spectrum.
What creative effects are built into the P10C?
FX mode includes ten built-in lighting effects, each with adjustable frequency from 1 to 10 and intensity from 0 to 100%, aimed at simulating dynamic lighting scenes.
Is the Sokani P10C a good choice for beginners?
It's capable but has a learning curve. The four overlapping modes offer deep control that suits enthusiasts, while newcomers wanting simple white light may need time to explore the settings.