Rotolight is a British manufacturer specializing in award-winning, advanced LED lighting solutions for photography, videography, film, and television.
Rotolight is a pioneering British technology company specializing in the design and manufacture of multi-award-winning LED lighting products for photographers, filmmakers, and broadcasters. Founded in 2005 and headquartered at Pinewood Studios in the UK, Rotolight is renowned for its innovative combination of continuous lighting and High-Speed Sync (HSS) RGBWW flash solutions, featured in popular product lines like the NEO, AEOS, and TITAN series.
Designed to offer unmatched versatility, Rotolight's portable lighting fixtures combine the benefits of powerful continuous light with thousands of digital filters, award-winning cinematic special effects (CineSFX™), and intuitive smartphone app controls. Trusted by creative professionals globally, Rotolight aims to enhance shoot-and-see workflows with lightweight designs, zero-recycle time flash capabilities, and outstanding color accuracy.
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To apply a firmware update, download the latest firmware from the Rotolight Support page to a USB 2.0 type A stick formatted to FAT32. With the light powered off, insert the USB stick. While holding down both control knobs, power on the unit and select 'YES' when the bootloader dialogue box appears.
Navigate to the 'SYS' menu on your light, select 'WiFi control', and choose 'APP CONTROL'. Wait roughly 20 seconds for the 'WiFi Ready' message to appear on the display, then open the Rotolight App, tap the '+' symbol, and scan the QR code on the light.
Rotolight fixtures feature integrated receivers that are compatible with Elinchrom Skyport, Godox, Profoto, and other wireless transmitters. Standard editions also allow wired third-party receivers via a 3.5mm flash sync socket.
Swipe to the 'SFX' menu using the touchscreen display. Tap your desired effect to start or stop it. You can adjust the parameters of each effect, such as brightness or color mode, using the left and right knobs or the on-screen controls.