Aputure

Aputure NOVAP300C 300W RGBWW LED Soft Light Panel

300W

Nine thousand lux of RGBWW soft light with a 2,000–10,000K color range and 1 billion color combinations — the Aputure Nova P300c is the panel that lets you paint the entire scene without changing a fixture.

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Overview

The Aputure Nova P300c is a 300W RGBWW LED soft light panel designed for professional film, television, and commercial production where color precision, output power, and creative flexibility are all non-negotiable. Its RGBWW chipset — combining red, green, blue, warm white, and cool white LEDs — achieves over 90% of the Rec.2020 color space, covering a palette far beyond what standard white-light bi-color panels can produce. The CCT range of 2,000K to 10,000K is the P300c's defining specification: it spans from deep tungsten warmth through neutral white to extreme cool daylight without any gels, giving DPs the ability to design lighting temperatures as a creative variable rather than a fixed constraint. CRI and TLCI values of 95+ across this entire range — combined with a Tungsten SSI of 85 and D55 SSI of 74 — indicate the P300c reproduces the spectral quality of reference light sources with measurable accuracy, not just passable approximation.

In production practice, the Nova P300c functions as an ambient scene controller: its 120-degree beam angle and 9,000+ lux output at 1 meter provide the broad, even coverage needed to establish the color temperature and intensity of an entire environment. Sidus Link wireless control enables real-time adjustments from the camera position, and the 300+ gel preset library makes color matching a menu-driven process rather than an empirical guessing exercise. The built-in power supply — a departure from earlier Aputure panels that required a separate external box — simplifies the kit significantly, and the included rolling case treats it as the investment-grade production tool it is. The trade-offs are proportional to the capability: 300W draw requires circuit planning on location, and the fixture's size and weight classify it as a studio or vehicle-transported location light rather than a backpack-friendly run-and-gun option. For productions where color design is part of the language, the Nova P300c is a benchmark fixture at its class.

Key Features

STUNNINGLY BRIGHT: The Nova P300c is capable of outputting over 9,000 lux, at a distance of 1 meter, while maintaining a wide 120-degree beam angle. By combining this intense output with the wide beam angle of a soft light source and 0-100% stepless dimming control, the P300c can easily fill large areas, allowing you to control the ambient lighting of your entire scene instantly

INCREDIBLY WIDE CCT RANGE: The Nova P300c features the most extensive expanded bi-color range of any Aputure light, capable of producing white light from 2,000K to 10,000K. The P300c also features the ability to adjust the white light’s green-magenta shift while in CCT mode, allowing you to match ambient lighting or manipulate the scene to your choosing

SUPERIOR COLOR RENDITION: Using a unique blend of color-accurate LEDs in this newer LED chipset, the Nova P300c achieves a tungsten SSI score of 85, and a D55 daylight SSI score of 74, outperforming equivalent industry-standard lights. Plus, like all Aputure lights, the Nova P300c produces impeccable CRI and TLCI values of 95+ — even with a color temperature range of 2,000 to 10,000K

FULL-COLOR TUNABILITY: The Nova P300c using an RGBWW chipset that can produce more than 90% of the colors within the Rec.2020 color space. It features HSI, RGB, and industry-standard X,Y color controls, allowing for up to 1 billion color combinations and precise color matching. It even has a built-in preset library of over 300 industry-standard gels, for ease of access and fast-paced shooting environments

COMPACT, ADAPTABLE DESIGN: The Nova P300c utilizes a built-in power supply to support its 300W light engine, reducing the overall weight of the fixture, and simplifying the user experience. The P300c also utilizes a lightweight aluminum shell and yoke, and the same dual junior/baby pin featured on the Spotlight Mount, making it compatible with nearly any stand or rigging hardware

Specifications

Output Power
300W
Illuminance at 1 Meter
Over 9,000 lux
Beam Angle
120 degrees
Dimming Control
0-100% Stepless
CCT Range
2,000K to 10,000K
Tungsten SSI
85
D55 Daylight SSI
74
CRI Value
95+
TLCI Value
95+
Color Space Coverage
Over 90% of Rec.2020
Color Control Modes
HSI, RGB, X,Y
Gel Presets
Over 300 Industry-Standard
Construction Material
Lightweight Aluminum
Mounting
Dual Junior/Baby Pin

Frequently Asked Questions

Standard bi-color panels typically cover 3,200–5,600K — a 2,400K range. The P300c's 2,000–10,000K CCT range adds both deep tungsten warmth (candlelight matching, sunset scenes) and extreme cool daylight (overcast sky simulation, bleach bypass looks) that a conventional bi-color panel cannot reproduce. It's the difference between matching available light and designing from scratch.
The P300c achieves a Tungsten SSI score of 85 and a D55 daylight SSI score of 74. SSI (Spectral Similarity Index) measures how closely a light source matches a reference — these scores indicate the P300c reproduces the full spectral character of tungsten and daylight reference sources more accurately than equivalent-class fixtures, which is significant for scenes where color science in post-production matters.
Yes. Sidus Link supports grouping and simultaneous control of multiple fixtures. You can adjust brightness, CCT, hue, and saturation across an array of P300c panels from a single phone or tablet interface — useful for large set lighting where tweaking each fixture individually would slow the shoot.
The Nova P300c ships with a rolling case and a handheld control box, per the product description. The fixture itself uses a built-in power supply, eliminating the separate power box required by earlier Aputure fixtures and reducing total kit weight and cable management requirements.
Yes. The RGBWW chipset covers over 90% of the Rec.2020 color space and supports HSI, RGB, and XY color controls. The built-in gel library includes 300+ industry-standard gel presets, so you can dial in a specific gel color by name rather than approximating it by eye — useful for matching practical light sources or achieving consistent looks across shooting days.