The DIVEPRO G18 Pro 17000 Lumen Underwater Video Light is a professional-grade lighting solution designed for underwater photographers and videographers who demand exceptional colour accuracy without compromising on brightness. Delivering an impressive 17,000 lumens, a wide 130° beam and outstanding CRI Ra98 colour rendering, the G18 Pro is engineered to reveal the true beauty of the underwater world with remarkable clarity and precision.
What sets the G18 Pro apart is its exceptional CRI Ra98 colour rendering index. Underwater photography presents unique challenges, as water absorbs natural sunlight and gradually removes the warm colours that give marine environments their vibrancy. The G18 Pro's high colour fidelity helps restore these subtle tones, allowing cameras to capture more accurate reds, oranges and natural colour variations in coral, marine life and underwater subjects.
Complementing its outstanding colour rendering is a 4000K colour temperature, producing a slightly warmer light than conventional 5000K underwater video lights. This warmer illumination can be particularly appealing when photographing colourful reef environments, intricate marine life and subjects where subtle colour differences are important. For photographers who prioritise natural-looking images and detailed colour reproduction, the G18 Pro offers a compelling lighting solution.
With a powerful 17,000-lumen maximum output, the G18 Pro provides ample illumination for demanding underwater filming conditions. Its expansive 130° beam angle delivers broad coverage across wide-angle scenes, helping photographers illuminate larger subjects and underwater environments more evenly. Whether you're filming a passing shark, photographing a coral-covered reef or capturing the atmosphere of a submerged wreck, the G18 Pro provides the lighting performance needed to bring your subject into focus.
The combination of high output and exceptional colour accuracy makes the G18 Pro particularly well suited to underwater video production, marine life photography and colour-critical imaging. Its broad beam is ideal for wide-angle lenses, while its warm, high-CRI illumination helps preserve the appearance of delicate textures and colour variations that might otherwise be lost in underwater footage.
Within the DIVEPRO G18 range, the G18 Pro prioritises colour fidelity over maximum lumen output. While the G18 Plus V2 delivers a slightly higher 18,000 lumens with CRI Ra92 and a 5000K colour temperature, the G18 Pro offers an exceptional CRI Ra98 and warmer 4000K illumination. This makes it particularly attractive to underwater photographers and videographers who value accurate colour reproduction and refined image quality.
For divers who want to capture more than simply a brightly illuminated underwater scene, the DIVEPRO G18 Pro delivers the combination of powerful lighting, expansive coverage and outstanding colour performance needed to produce beautifully detailed underwater photographs and video.
Key Features
- Powerful 17,000-lumen maximum output for underwater photography and videography
- Exceptional CRI Ra98 for outstanding colour rendering accuracy
- Warm 4000K colour temperature for rich, natural-looking illumination
- Wide 130° beam angle for expansive underwater lighting coverage
- Designed for professional underwater photography and video production
- Helps reveal the natural reds, oranges and subtle colour variations of marine life
- Ideal for colour-critical underwater imaging and detailed subject photography
- Broad illumination suitable for wide-angle lenses and larger underwater scenes
- Excellent for capturing coral formations, marine animals and wreck environments
- High-output lighting performance for challenging underwater conditions
- Colour-focused alternative to the DIVEPRO G18 Plus V2
- Suitable for recreational, advanced and professional underwater photographers
Technical Specifications
- Brand: DIVEPRO
- Model: G18 Pro
- Maximum Output: 17,000 lumens
- Beam Angle: 130°
- Colour Temperature: 4000K
- Colour Rendering Index: CRI Ra98
- Application: Underwater photography, videography and colour-critical imaging