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If you look at the P6c next to the P60x, you can see they use different LED’s and the P60x is heavier with the extra diodes. The Gels are nice as you have an option to add them to either 3200k or 5600k, making it easier to match other lights on set and get the proper results from the gel in those color temperature settings.
The CCT mode offers an expansive color temperature of 2500 to 7500K with an impressive CRI rating of 95 and plus/minus green control.If you already have Aputure lights, they will fit right in and be controlled with the Sidus Link app for easy integration and control.
The amaran P60c is an RGBWW Lensed LED Panel with 60W of intense output and is part of the newest generation of amaran LED panels. Using the D-Tap Power Cable (2-Pin)*, users can also operate the Amaran P60c using D-Tap V-Mount and Gold Mount batteries.The Amaran P60c also accomplishes these feats while maintaining excellent colour rendering scores of CRI ≥95 and TLCI ≥96. I bought these panels mainly to integrate with the Sidus app which I use to control my Amaran 100Ds, but these are PHENOMENALLY better than the pair of cheap GVM panels I used to use. The Amaran P60c is an RGBWW full-color LED Panel designed forcontent creators, videographers, and indie filmmakers. We are a London based importer and distributor, of a wide range of carefully selected professional filmmaking products.
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. This is good as you don’t want the grids folding and blocking the light, just focusing, so the spill is less. The Amaran P60c uses an optical reflector system that maximises the output of the light while also maintaining a cohesive light spread, eliminating any colour fringing around the edges of the beam in colour modes. Whether you’re looking to set the mood for a romantic scene, add a pop of color to your product photography, or create dynamic lighting for a music video, this panel has got you covered. meters of spread that maintained the f4 setting from 5-feet at 60% output, making it sufficient for a waste-up shot.The Amaran P60c is an RGBWW Lensed LED Panel with 60W of intense output and is part of the newest generation of Amaran LED panels. These are not super broad panels, but they have enough punch to make them versatile, and as a key from 5 feet, it has a decent 30-inch spread when using the softbox. Elevate your photography and videography to new heights with the Amaran P60c and unlock your creative potential. With built-in special effects such as lightning, fireworks, and police car, you can instantly add a touch of drama and excitement to your shots.
The P60c also includes a 45° light control grid for the softbox, limiting spill light and easily attaching using hook-and-loop fabric. An essential tool in many professionals lighting kits, not only is it smart, flexible and user-friendly, it’s also crafted to the highest quality standards, so you can be sure this great photography accessory is built to last, even for the busiest professional. The RGBWW LED chipset of the amaran P60c gives it the ability to natively adjust its color temperature between 2500K to 7500K, allowing you to tune it as warm as a fire, or as cool as a cloudy day, so you can match any lighting environment you might create in.In addition, using the control knobs or the built-in Sidus Link App integration, users can adjust the colour temperature (2500K-7500K) or the saturated colour using HSI. The output in the same kelvin settings shows the RGBWW P60c is brighter in all four typical color temperature settings. Erik is an 18 time Emmy award-winning DP, with over 20 years experience in photojournalism, working in newsrooms all over the USA. Built with the LED technology (CRI 95+, TLCI 96+, SSI (Tungsten) 83, and SSI (D56) 74) , and precision designed optics to achieve even color blending, the amaran P60c is able to boast impeccable color quality and skin tone reproduction.
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