Aputure Amaran P60c RGBWW LED 3-Light Kit

Key Features
- 60W RGBWW LED Soft Light Panel
- 5900+ lux @ 1 meter (5600K)
- CCT: 2500K to 7500K
- Stepless Dimming from 0 to 100%
- Sidus Link App Compatible
- OLED display
- Three 1/4-20” Mounting Points
- Soft Carrying Case Included
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OVERVIEW
The Amaran P60c is an RGBWW full-color LED Panel designed for content creators, videographers, and indie filmmakers. Its optical design (45°) allows the P60c to use its 60W RGBWW LED chipset to produce high-intensity light output, measuring a stunning 5,900+ lux at 1 meter (5600K). In addition, using the control knobs or the built-in Sidus Link App integration, users can adjust the color temperature (2500K-7500K) or the saturated color using HSI.
This robust fixture can also utilize 10 built-in lighting effects and up to 46 color gel presets, in addition to the 4 user-configurable preset buttons. Using the Sidus Link app, users can also utilize specialized tools such as Source Match, Color Picker, and Custom FX.
The Amaran P60c also accomplishes these feats while maintaining excellent color rendering scores of CRI >=95 and TLCI >=96.
The P60c can be operated using the included AC Power Supply or two Sony NP-F Style batteries for over an hour. When connected to AC Power, the P60c can also charge NP-F Style batteries, making it the perfect multi-tool for content creators.
With the unique design of the P60c, users can attach the included collapsible soft box to the four corners of the panel without any tools or screws. The P60c also includes a 45° light control grid for the soft box, limiting spill light and easily attaching using hook-and-loop fabric.
The Amaran P60 series is compact, lightweight, and portable, making it a flexible tool for any video. As a 3-light kit users can take advantage of the multiple fixtures to create simple 3-point lighting setups, or light larger spaces with the same portable fixtures.
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battery/charger attributes
| Battery Type | Sony NP-F Style |
lighting specifications
| Control Methods | On-board, Sidus Link App |
| Color Temperature | 2500K~7500K |
| CRI | >=95 |
| Mount Type | 1/4-20in x 3, Tilting Support Column |
| Operating Voltage | AC Power Supply: 15V DC<BR> D-Tap Battery: 12-16.8V DC<BR> NP-F Battery: 6.5V-8.4V DC |
physical specifications
| Weight | Fixture: 1.880kg / 4.145lbs <BR> Soft Box: 0.17kg / .37lbs <BR> Power Supply: 0.50kg / 1.1lbs<BR> Mounting Bracket: 0.24kg / .53lbs |
| Dimensions | Fixture: 27.1x21.3x4.34cm / 10.67x8.39x1.7in<br> Aperture: 26.90x21.00cm / 10.5x8.2in<br> Soft Box: (Collapsed) 20x20x2.5cm / 7.8x7.8x.98in<br> Soft Box: (Built) 41x34x10cm / 16.1x13.3x3.9in<br> Carrying Case: 47.6x21.5x28.3cm / 18.74x8.46x11.14in |
- Amaran P60c - 3
- Amaran P60c Soft Box - 3
- Amaran P60c Soft Box Light Control Grid - 3
- AC Power Supply - 3
- AC Power Cable - 3
- Tilting Mounting Support with ¼-20in & 3/8-16in Spigot - 3
- Amaran P60c 3-Light Carrying Case - 1
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