Aputure amaran 150C フルカラー 150W RGBWW Bowens マウント LED ビデオライト

I am so impressed with this video light that I am honestly thinking of selling my Buff Strobes and getting my money back. This light kit is versatile, powerful, and comes in a wonderful carrying case to make your life easier. It fits on any light stand, it feels durable and solid, the controls are easy to use and you can dial in just the effect you need due to the full RGB. The white balance range is 2500-7500 Kelvin, and you can change the hue/saturation of the colored light as well.One thing I really love is that there is no sound! My strobes have a constant buzzing noise due to the fan inside and you can really only use them for photos unless you are dubbing the sound. This light has not weird fan noises interrupting your video. Hence "video" light. AWESOME!It's a small detail, but the cords come with a red velcro strap to help keep them organized when plugged in and while storing. I can't say enough positive about this light. I can't imagine how powerful the 300c must be.If you're considering this video light, click "buy now", because you will not regret it.

So I’m new to doing video and the quality of this light is almost intimidating. I hope that makes sense . If the production of my video is bad it makes it less of an equipment issue easily.

I have recently tested the Amaran 150c RGBWW, Godox UL60, Neewer CB60, and the Amaran 100d.Here are my key takeaways from each light:Godox UL60 - Solid build quality (mostly metal), no carrying case, premium control unit, and very quiet. The Bowens mount does not have tight tolerances however, as any modifier feels very loose when clicked in.Neewer CB60 - Good build (mostly plastic), solid Bowens mount, excellent wireless controller, but the actual LED is not well covered and is square and not round. Light quality is average.Amaran 100d - Great light quality, good build (mostly plastic), good Bowens mount fit, and poor BT button quality.Now, here's my 1 week review of the Amaran 150c RGBWW.. EXCELLENT light quality and a nice circular LED that is well protected by a transparent enclosure housed within the metal Bowens mount. Versatile due to it being an RGBWW (never thought it would be so useful). The body is mainly of a high quality polycarbonate with metal in all the right places. The buttons are smooth to turn and feel solid. The BT button is better than that on the 100d but can also be improved (possibly with a rubber cap that will eliminate that rattle you get when pressed). The protective case is a high density foam that is more protection than you will ever need with such a light fixture. I attached an Aputure Light Dome SE and Amaran Light Dome Mini II and both locked in well and were a very snug fit. I am one to really challenge the manufacturers on build quality and I'm VERY satisfied with the AMARAN 150c, so much so that I did not return it. Currently being used as a key light for video, portrait light for still images, and as ambient light (using the full color spectrum) when needed. It's also silent in operation, and the charging unit and power cable is very long. The power cable connects using an XLR style tip that securely clicks into the light. Overall, I'm very happy with everything (with the exception of the slightly flimsy BT button) that came with the light. I'll be using it for a few YT videos and photo shoots in the next few weeks and will report back if anything changes.