Published: May 20, 2026

NANLUX Evoke 5C: The tiny professional spotlight with advanced light shaping capabilities and Nebula C8 color light engine

Handy and Versatile The Evoke 5C delivers pro-level light shaping and precision full-color output, yet measures just 5.6×4.4×4.5 cm (2.2 × 1.73 × 1.77 in) and weighs a mere 160g (5.64 oz). It is ideal for small scenes, desktop and macro cinematography/photography, or seamless integration into set furniture as unobtrusive practicals. It delivers 2,026 lux at 0.5 […]

Handy and Versatile

The Evoke 5C delivers pro-level light shaping and precision full-color output, yet measures just 5.6×4.4×4.5 cm (2.2 × 1.73 × 1.77 in) and weighs a mere 160g (5.64 oz). It is ideal for small scenes, desktop and macro cinematography/photography, or seamless integration into set furniture as unobtrusive practicals. It delivers 2,026 lux at 0.5 m (light only, 5600K), approximately doubling with the optional Fresnel Lens and reaching 5.5 times with the Spot Beam Lens. This makes it ideal for enhancing fine details, building atmosphere, adding localized highlights, or creating precise accent lighting.

Versatile with Comprehensive Accessories

14 dedicated accessories are designed for the Evoke 5C, including various modifiers, mounting, power, and control accessories. It features magnetic and snap-fit designs on the front, and magnetic and latch designs with electronic contacts on the back, allowing quick and easy attachment of accessories. A 1/4”-20 mount secures the Evoke 5C on light stands or other supports, and a USB-C port allows power input, firmware updates, or connection of an adapter cable for wired DMX control.

Innovative C8 Light Engine

The Evoke 5C is equipped with the advanced Nebula C8 Color Light Engine, that integrates Deep Red, Red, Amber, Lime, Green, Cyan, Blue, and Indigo LEDs. It achieves higher color saturation, offers an ultra-wide color temperature range of 1,000K-20,000K with ±200 green/magenta adjustment, and delivers excellent color rendering with a CRI/TLCI average of 98.

Flexible Power Options

With its built-in lithium battery, the Evoke 5C can operate for about 50 minutes, and lasts 4.7 hours with the Battery Grip, making it perfect for on-the-go shooting and rapid repositioning. It also accepts USB-C power, is compatible with the E27 Socket Adapter, or can be charged in the 8-Light Kit Case via electronic contacts.

Dustproof and Waterproof

With an IP67-rated body, the Evoke 5C delivers reliable performance in challenging environments. It can be submerged up to 1 meter underwater for 30 minutes. The optional IP68-rated Underwater Housing extends its operational depth to 30 meters, enabling high-quality lighting for diving applications.

Evoke 5C Key Features:

    • Tiny and lightweight, measures just 5.6×4.4×4.5 cm, weighs only 160g
    • LED Full-color spot light, equipped with Nebula C8 Light Engine
    • Industry’s widest CCT range of 1,000K–20,000K with ±200 green/magenta adjustment
    • Excellent color rendition with CRI/TLCI average 98/98, TM-30 Rf/Rg average 96/100
    • Seven lighting modes: CCT, HSI, HSIW, RGBW, XY coordinates, gel, effect
    • Built-in battery, supports USB-C, Battery Grip, E27 Adapter, or 8-Light Kit Case power
    • Comprehensive accessory ecosystem: 14 dedicated accessories with magnetic design
    • IP67-rated durable metal body
    • Wired and wireless control methods: on-board, NANLINK App, DMX/RDM, LumenRadio CRMX, NFC

    Price and Availability

    The Evoke 5C costs $219 and it is now available for order.
    www.nanlux.com.

Gabriel Mays

AbelCine Director of Rental
As Director of Rental, Gabriel Mays oversees growth of Rental by nurturing business relationships and unifying the customer experience nationwide. In his previous role as the LA Rental Manager, Gabriel worked with producers, cinematographers, and assistant camera operators to provide the highest level of customer service possible. He also ensured that all their equipment needs are met on budget. Before coming to AbelCine in 2015, Gabriel previously worked as a Communications Instructor and Electronic Media Engineer at a private university. He taught various courses in electronic media, including film, broadcasting, and digital arts. Gabriel is an award-winning cinematographer, director, producer, and editor known for his innovative research and implementation of new film techniques. He was also one of the first to implement HDSLR cameras into filmmaking. He has been the cinematographer on dozens of independent films, documentaries, and music videos.