Godox Photo Equipment Co. Ltd
Godox F7-120 120W Bi-Color Fresnel Studio Light
A 120 W bi-colour Fresnel with 15–60° zoom, 3200–5600 K colour temperature and CRI 96 / TLCI 97 for accurate studio and location lighting
- Accurate color reproduction with CRI 96 and TLCI 97
- Adjustable color temperature from 3200K to 5600K
- Variable beam angle between 15 and 60 degrees
- 120W bi-color LED Fresnel output
- AC or DC power operation for studio and location use
Godox F7-120 120W Bi-Color Fresnel
The Godox F7-120 is a 120W bi-color Fresnel studio light built for professional video production. It suits television studios, virtual sets, stage environments and campus TV stations that need accurate, flicker-free illumination. The fixture delivers soft, even output through a high-quality 7-inch Fresnel lens.
Adjustable beam angle 15 to 60 degrees
The Fresnel lens lets you vary the beam angle from 15 to 60 degrees, so the light can shift from a tight spot to a broad wash without changing fixtures. Color temperature adjusts continuously from 3200K to 5600K, covering both tungsten and daylight balance. CRI of 96 and TLCI of 97 ensure true-to-life color reproduction straight to camera.
Stand mount with AC/DC power
The unit mounts on a standard light stand and runs from AC or DC sources, giving flexibility for studio or location work. LED runs cool, keeping the shooting environment comfortable during long takes. Dimming is smooth from full output to low levels, though very fine increments at the bottom end may need DMX or app control for critical fades.
Highlights
- Accurate color reproduction with CRI 96 and TLCI 97
- Adjustable color temperature from 3200K to 5600K
- Variable beam angle between 15 and 60 degrees
- 120W bi-color LED Fresnel output
- AC or DC power operation for studio and location use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3200K or 5600K setting for my shoot?
The F7-120 lets you dial any colour temperature between 3200K and 5600K, so you match warm tungsten or cool daylight without choosing just one preset.
How does the 120W rating translate to actual brightness on set?
At 120W the unit produces a strong, even Fresnel spot that can be narrowed to 15 degrees for punch or widened to 60 degrees for broad fill.
What does the 15–60 degree zoom range mean for light control?
Turning the barrel from 15 to 60 degrees changes the beam from a tight spotlight to a wide flood, giving continuous control over spread and intensity.
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