Скачать или смотреть I Tested the AMARAN 360C & 660C: Here's What YouTube Creators Need to Know

I’ve been lighting my studio with one light: the amaran Ray 360c paired with the amaran Fresnel, mounted high to simulate real sunlight. In this video I break down how the Ray 360c and Ray 660c actually perform for YouTube creators, interview setups, and anyone who needs serious output for big softboxes and double diffusion.

We’ll talk about OmniColor (including the indigo LED / near-UV component), why that matters for skin tones, whites, and color accuracy, and why these lights can feel brighter than competitors at similar wattage in real-world use. I’ll also show clean A/B setups: Fresnel-only, softbox-only, and how to layer a soft key with a hard “sun” source for a more cinematic look.

I’m also testing background options with the Spotlight SE for texture and separation, plus practical tips for placement, negative fill, and a simple creator camera baseline like 25fps with a 180° shutter (1/50). If you’re building a reliable studio setup for talking heads, podcasts, or interviews in 2025—this is the workflow-focused review.