Aputure
Aputure HS202204010322C02 Amaran F22C RGBWW Flexible LED Light
★★★★★
200WUSB-C
A 2×2 flexible LED mat that bends into the frame, wraps around subjects, and delivers 200W of full-spectrum RGBWW color wherever rigid panels can't reach.
$899.00*
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Overview
Key Features
Aputure amaran F22c 200W Output 2’x2’ RGBWW Flexible LED Mat.6,420+ lux @ 1 meter (5600K)
HSI Full Color Control.Tunable CCT from 2,500K to 7,500K.Frequency Selection: Tune Out Flicker, Up to +2000Hz Adjustment
Sidus Link App Control.DMX Control via USB-C to 5-Pin DMX512 In & Out Adapter Cable
15 Built-in Lighting FX: Paparazzi, Lightning, TV, Candle, Fire, Strobe, Explosion, Faulty Bulb, Pulsing, Welding, Cop Car, Color Chase, etc.
Two power supply ways, AC adapter or V-mount battery.(Battery not included).
Specifications
Output Power
200W
Light Type
RGBWW Flexible LED Mat
Panel Size
2'×2' (60×60 cm)
Color Temperature
2500K–7500K (tunable)
CRI
95+
TLCI
97+
SSI (Tungsten)
83+
SSI (D56)
74+
Luminance
6,420+ lux @ 1m (5600K)
Frequency Selection
Up to +2000Hz
Color Gel Presets
46
Built-in Lighting FX
15
Control
Sidus Link App (Bluetooth), DMX via USB-C to 5-pin DMX512 adapter
Power Input
AC Adapter or V-mount DC (14.4V/26V/28.8V/48V via 3-pin XLR)
Operating Temperature
-10°C to 40°C (-4°F to 113°F)
Brand
Aputure
Model
HS202204010322C02
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 6,420+ lux at 1 meter (5600K) from a 2×2 flexible form factor delivers output density that rivals rigid panels, enabling it to work as a key light in close-quarters setups where a solid fixture can't be positioned.
- CRI 95+ and TLCI 97+ ensure color accuracy across the full 2500–7500K range — critical for skin tone work and product shoots where color consistency across takes matters.
- Frequency selection up to +2000Hz allows precise flicker elimination when shooting at high frame rates or with cameras sensitive to LED beat frequencies.
- Dual power input (AC and V-mount DC via included battery bracket) makes the panel equally at home in a studio with mains power and on a remote location without it.
- 15 built-in lighting effects cover practical simulation scenarios — fire, lightning, police car, TV screen — that save significant time and cost compared to adding practical fixtures or post-production work.
👎 Cons
- At 200W, the F22C draws significantly more power than compact panel lights, and V-mount battery run time at full output will be limited — field shooters will need to budget for large-capacity batteries or step down output.
- The panel's flexible construction requires a rigging solution — it doesn't stand independently and needs to be draped, clamped, or suspended, adding setup time compared to a rigid panel on a light stand.
- SSI scores (83 for Tungsten, 74 for D56) are notably lower than the CRI/TLCI figures, indicating the spectral distribution is less optimized for cinema-grade color science workflows where SSI is the relevant metric.
- The DMX512 adapter cable for wired control is not included in the box, adding cost for users who require hard-wired integration into a lighting console.
- At 2×2 format, the panel produces a softer, wider source than a focused spot — it is not the right tool for hard directional lighting without additional shaping flags or grids.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the color output of the F22C for skin tones and neutral subjects?
The F22C carries a CRI of 95+ and TLCI of 97+, which puts it in the upper tier of LED panel accuracy. In practice, skin tones render with natural warmth and saturation across its 2500–7500K tunable range, and whites hold their neutrality without the green tint that plagues lower-CRI flexible panels. The built-in green-magenta adjustment gives you fine-tuning control to match mixed lighting environments.
Can the panel be controlled wirelessly, or does it require a physical connection?
The F22C supports both wireless control via the Sidus Link app (Bluetooth) and wired DMX control through a USB-C to 5-pin DMX512 adapter cable (sold separately). For single-shooter run-and-gun work, Sidus Link is the faster option; for multi-light setups on a film set, DMX gives you deterministic control from a console.
Does the F22C produce flicker at its high-frequency settings, and does that matter for video work?
Flicker adjustment is one of the F22C's standout features — frequency selection reaches up to +2000Hz, well above the threshold where rolling shutter artifacts or frequency beating appears in video. For any camera running high frame rates or a fast shutter, dialing in the correct frequency match eliminates the banding issues that plague cheaper LED fixtures.
What power options does the F22C support, and can it run off a battery in the field?
Yes — the F22C supports both AC adapter power and DC power via V-mount battery (14.4V, 26V, 28.8V, or 48V via 3-pin XLR). A V-mount battery bracket is included. This dual-power architecture makes it genuinely fieldable without a generator, though run time will depend on your battery capacity and the output level set.
How does the panel's flexibility affect its durability — can it be bent tightly around objects?
The F22C is designed to flex and conform to curved surfaces, but it is an LED mat, not a fully rollable panel — it tolerates gentle bending and draping, not sharp creases or tight radii that could stress the internal circuitry. For setups requiring it to wrap a cylindrical surface, use gradual curves and secure it with soft ties or clamps at the edges.
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