NanLite Forza 60C RGB-LAC Monolight

Building on the 60B model, the NanLite Forza 60C RGBLAC innovates with advanced colour mixing technology. This provides highly accurate light, an ultra-wide CCT range of 1800K-20000K, and notably vibrant colours. It can also reach high illumination levels of 12,810Lux@1m, and offers built-in effects and colour modes. This is all packed into a handheld chassis that will suit any professional set.

NanLite Forza 60C RGB LAC Key Features

• RGBLAC Six-colour Mixing Technology delivers accurate and powerful results
• High illuminance levels reaching 12,810Lux@1m at 5600K
• Lightweight lamp head weighing only 1.08kg perfect for handheld use
• Ultra-wide CCT range of 1800K-20000K to get any tone and mood on set
• Multiple colour modes, including HSI Mode, RGBW Mode and XY Mode
• 15 built-in practical effects, including Flash, Storm, Police Car and more
• Average CRI of 96 and TLCI of 95 provide high colour accuracy
• Compatible with a range of modifiers with the built-in FM mount
• Bowen Adapter is included to expand light shaping possibilities
• Controlled using easy on-board controls, the NANLINK app or even a DMX

Expanded NanLite Forza 60C RGB LAC Key Features:

Compact Size, Powerful Performance

The Forza 60C is a powerful tool for any production thanks to a lightweight lamp head only weighing 1.08kg that still produces high illuminance levels of 12,810Lux@1m when paired with the included reflector. It’s also capable of concentrating light in a certain spot while spreading light evenly, bringing flexibility in lighting control and coverage. The ultra-wide CCT range of 1800K-20000K and average CRI of 96 brings flawless colour and creative opportunities. The battery grip and power adapter included gives you multiple power options and a handheld set-up for on-the-go shooting. Like previous models, the Forza 60C is built with an FM mount which is compatible with any FM mount modifier. You can control the Forza 60C using different methods that suit your needs, including the simple on-board controls, the NANLINK app for more precise options, or you can even use the USB port to use a DMX controller.

Innovative Colour Mixing Technology

Cutting-edge RGBLAC six-colour mixing technology integrates additional LED beads into an RGB light source, giving the Forza 60C an edge over existing RGBW and RGBWW fixtures. There are multiple colour modes on offer that utilise the RGBLAC technology, including the HSI Mode that strengthens saturation for colours other than RGB and delivers a wider colour space and more accurate colour reproduction. The RGBW mode gives independent control over each colour to offer a vast amount of colour choices, and XY Mode makes use of the NANLINK app or a DMX controller to enter XY coordinates within a designated colour gamut. Thanks to the USB port, firmware updates for the Forza 60C can be achieved, including a new Gel Mode coming soon that can quickly recall common gels.

What’s in the box?

• 1 x Forza 60C
• 1 x 15V/6A Power Adapter
• 1 x 3m Power Cable
• 1 x RF-FMM-45-S Reflector
• 1 x AS-CAP-FMM COB Protective Cap
• 1 x AS-BA-FMM Bowens Mount Adapter
• 1 x BH-FZ60 Battery Grip
• 1 x Carrying Bag
• 1 x User Manual

FAQs:

What does CRI and TLCI stand for?

CRI stands for Colour Rendering Index, which is the measurement of colours under particular light sources when compared to sunlight. ТLСІ ѕtаndѕ fоr Теlеvіѕіоn Lіghtіng Соnѕіѕtеnсу Іndех, whісh іѕ а ѕіnglе аvеrаgеd ѕсоrе (0-100) thаt іѕ dеtеrmіnеd bу thе соlоur rеѕроnѕе thаt іѕ рrоduсеd whеn ѕееn thrоugh а vіdео саmеrа.

What does the Lux level mean?

The Lux level is a unit of measurement for light intensity on a particular surface. Typically 1Lux is equal to the illumination of a 1 metre square surface that is one metre away from the light source. In a TV studio environment, anywhere from 600Lux to 1500Lux is considered adequate.

How big is the light?