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During IBC 2024, Godox presented a “Pro” version of their P1200R Hard RGB LED panel that was announced back in spring. The Godox KNOWLED P1200R Hard Pro has quite a long name, hinting at a quite long feature list. This 2×1′ LED panel is pretty bright, offers RGB and bi-color output, and comes equipped with various diffusion and light modifying options. All this is encased in a robust, IP53-rated chassis that should withstand the elements.
LED panels are quite popular across the industry. Straightforward and fairly easy to use, these are a common sight in many studios, either small or large. On the show floor at IBC 2024, we stopped by Godox’s booth to learn more about their newly announced Godox KNOWLED P1200R Hard Pro RGB LED panel from Lester Kamstra. Let’s take a quick look!
The Godox KNOWLED P1200R Hard Pro is a 2×1′ RGB LED panel that seems to have it all. It’s pretty powerful and can be dimmed down to 0.1% of its maximum intensity. The light is flicker-free, so it shouldn’t interfere with slow-motion capture.
It supports six different operating modes, including CCT, HSI, RGBW, Gel, x/y, and Effects. The fixture is compatible with existing P1200R accessoriesβlike removable softboxes and gridsβand can be controlled in different ways. These include the onboard control on the back of the unit, DMX, CRMX, Bluetooth, or via a smartphone app. According to Lester, the light requires mains power to work.
The Godox KNOWLED P1200R Hard Pro will ship at the end of 2024 and will cost $6,349.
For more information, please keep an eye on Godox’s website here.
Have you ever used Godox LED panels on set? What do you think of the upcoming KNOWLED P1200R Hard Pro? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Omri Keren Lapidot started his way long ago, hauling massive SVHS cameras as a young local news assistant. Maybe it was the weight that pushed him towards photography, we'll never know. In recent years he became a content creator, teacher, visual literacy promoter, and above all - a father of (fantastic) four girls. Based in Amsterdam.