Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light is the larger Ray color-light direction for buyers who need more RGB output and modifier headroom than smaller amaran fixtures can provide. Filmgear Canada helps Canadian buyers compare output, color, CCT, power, battery or AC workflow, modifier, softbox, grid, case, and control needs before ordering.

Product Overview

Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light belongs in the decision where Ray 120c is attractive but may not have enough output, modifier room, or stand-off distance. The buyer is usually comparing it with 300c-class amaran lights, bi-color Halo options, and Aputure fixtures while trying to keep cost, power, and case size under control.

Use Ray 360c when RGB creative color and stronger point-light output matter in one fixture. Step down when the setup is tight or travel-first. Step into Aputure or higher-output systems when daily rental abuse, heavier modifiers, and long-distance key light are the real requirements.

Key Features

• RGB LED monolight direction for stronger color output, larger modifiers, interviews, creator sets, and small commercial work.
• Relevant for buyers comparing Ray 360c with Ray 120c, amaran 300c-class fixtures, Halo, and Aputure color lights.
• Useful when a panel is too broad and a tube is the wrong shape for a controlled key or accent.
• Plan output, power, AC or battery workflow, softbox, grid, stand, sandbag, and case choices before purchase.
• Best for buyers who want an amaran lights color workflow with more room than the smaller Ray model.

How It Compares

Compare Ray 360c with Ray 120c by output, distance, modifier size, and portability. Compare it with Halo when the decision is RGB color versus bi-color white light. Compare with Aputure fixtures if ecosystem, build, and rental familiarity matter more than cost.

Compatible Accessories and Related Gear

Check compatible modifiers, softbox, grid, stands, sandbags, case needs, battery planning, and smaller Ray or Halo alternatives before ordering.

Who Is This For?

Choose this for creators, small studios, interviews, music-video color, product video, and buyers who need a stronger amaran RGB fixture than Ray 120c.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose Ray 120c if the kit must stay small, Halo if RGB is not needed, Pano if flat soft light is the priority, or a larger Aputure light if output and rental durability are the deciding factors.

In the Box

Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light package contents can vary by exact Shopify listing and supplier shipment. Contact Filmgear Canada before ordering if the exact case, cable, adapter, mount, grid, softbox, or power accessory matters for your shoot.

FAQ

Should I choose Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light or Ray 120c?

Choose Ray 360c when you need more output, larger modifiers, or more distance from subject. Choose Ray 120c when compact size and lower kit weight matter more.

How does Ray 360c compare with Halo?

Ray 360c is the color-capable point light direction. Halo is the cleaner bi-color white-light direction when RGB effects and color ambience are not needed.

Is Ray 360c a good key light?

It can be a practical key for small and medium setups when paired with the right modifier, stand, and power plan. For large diffusion or long throw, compare higher-output fixtures.

What should I check before buying Ray 360c?

Check modifier size, stand and sandbag support, power workflow, case size, app control needs, and whether the setup needs one stronger light or multiple smaller fixtures.

Where can I buy Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light in Canada?

Filmgear Canada sells Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light for Canadian creators, studios, and production buyers, with Canada-wide shipping and Vancouver-area support.

Where to Buy in Canada

Buy Amaran Ray 360c RGB LED Light from Filmgear Canada for Canada-wide shipping, Vancouver-area pickup support, and practical help comparing it with the right accessories or alternatives before you commit.