The MixPanel 60 RGBWW LED Panel from Nanlite is a 17 x 14 x 3" fixture capable of switching between a traditional multi-LED panel for hard light, a diffuse SMD LED panel for soft light, and a tunable RGB panel for colorful, creative effects at the push of a button. The MixPanel has an expansive CCT range of 2700 to 7500 to seamlessly integrate into any ambient light situation, match other fixtures, or just for creative expression. The panel's high CRI/TLCI ratings of 98/95 are indicators of advanced accuracy in the rendering of color. It's also possible to adjust the magenta/green balance for greater precision, as well as adjust light intensity from 0 to 100% for further versatility.

One of the MixPad's advanced functions is RGB mode, which employs its 4-in-1 LEDs to access literally over 16 million different color combinations for optimal choice ability. The fixture also has a Boost mode. When using the hard light fixture in normal mode, the MixPanel 60 outputs 4980 lux at 3.28' and 5600K. When shifted into Boost mode, the output climbs to 6600 lux. Plus with dimming from 100% down to 0%, you can quickly adapt the MixPanel 60 to any scene without adding ND filters or diffusion. Yet another benefit is a built-in 43-gel library which provides five CTO, five CTB, and thirty-three Calcolor choices. Furthermore, the light has nine special effects that include Hue Loop, CCT Loop, Flash, Pulse, Storm, Siren, TV, Paparazzi, and Candle/Fire.

The MixPanel 60 is ready for worldwide use thanks to its 100 to 240 VAC adapter, but it will also run on optional batteries via its V-mount plate.

Measures 17 x 14 x 3"    3 x Light Quality Modes    CCT Mode: Variable 2700-7500K    Green/Magenta Adjustment    CRI/TLCI: 98/95 @ 5600K, 0-100% Dimming    RGB Mode for Myriad Colors and Hues    AC Power or Optional Batteries    Library of 43 Popular Gels    9 x Special Effects    5/8" Receiver

The Nanlite MixPanel Series is capable of switching between a traditional multi-LED panel for hard light, a diffuse SMD LED panel for soft light, and a tunable RGB panel for colorful, creative effects at the push of a button.

When using the hard light fixture in normal mode, the MixPanel 60 outputs 4980 lux at 3.28' and 5600K. When shifted into Boost mode, the output climbs to 6600 lux. Plus with dimming from 100% down to 0%, you can quickly adapt the MixPanel 60 to any scene without adding ND filters or diffusion.

The brightness of a light is important, but without color accuracy, much time and money can be lost in post-production. The MixPanel features a CRI of 98, a TLCI of 95, and green/magenta adjustment in CCT mode, meaning you can be confident in the accuracy of color reproduction.

the MixPanel's operating system has been developed from the ground up to be efficient and intuitive to use. What's more, you can save your settings as presets to personalize your lighting and make it consistent and repeatable.

The MixPanel's Gel Emulation Mode provides a selection of 43 gel presets in two light sources (3200 and 5600K) that includes five CTOs, five CTBs, and 33 Calcolor filters. In addition, nine pre-programmed, adjustable special effects make it possible to imitate lighting scenarios such as Hue Loop, CCT Loop, Flash, Pulse, Storm, Siren, TV, Paparazzi, and Candle/Fire.

Optimized for use in the studio or on location, the MixPanel can run off either the included multi-voltage AC adapter or optional V-mount batteries, allowing for operation in any location regardless of power availability.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with a yoke? It shows one in the photo of all the stuff you get, but all your other photos say “yoke not included”

A: The Nanlite Alien 300C RGB LED Light Panel comes with the yoke.

Q: 2. What is better 120B or 120C? What’s the difference?

A: The Nanlite PavoSlim 120B Bi-Color LED Panel with Quick-Open Softbox and 120C are very similar, but the 120C has 15 Special Effects vs 12 for the 120B; the 120C has output of 12,830 Lux at 3.3' vs 17,620 Lux at 3.3'; the 120C has color temperatures from 2700-7500K, with RGBWW Color Control and CRI 96 | TLCI 97, while the 120B has 2700-6500K and CRI 95 | TLCI 97.

Q: 3. How does this compared to the SmallRig Pix RM120?

A: The SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light BH #SM3157 is slightly more powerful being a 12w light vs 7w for the M120.

Q: 4. Can this be used to power a Nikon Z fc? The Z fc is _NOT_ compatible with all chargers, but the Z fc manual does not provide much guidance (c.f. https://onlinemanual.nikonimglib.com/zfc/en/15-10.html ).

A: The SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light is a on camera light, so even though it has a power output via USB-A I would not recommend trying to use it to power a Nikon Zfc Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 5. can this be use while its charging with a powerbank or v mount?

A: Yes, the SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light can be used while it receives power form a external battery source via USB-C.

Q: 6. what is the voltage of this product? 110v - 250v? In peru we use 240v

A: Yes, the SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light is a dual voltage unit.

Q: 7. Is the color more saturated than an RGB light?

A: The Nanlite Forza 60C RGB LED Monolight is an RGB light and has excellent saturation.

Q: 8. Can 120C / 120B be powered with NPF batteries?

A: The Nanlite PavoSlim 120B Bi-Color LED Panel BH #NAPS120B can not be powered with NP-F batteries.

Q: 9. Does the light remember your settings after it's shut off? So when you turn it back on will it be set to what it was when you turned it off?

A: The settings of the SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light will be retained on restart.

Q: 10. Is there a practical way to attach this to a cell phone?

A: The SmallRig Pix M160 On-Camera RGBWW LED Light can be mounted to a smartphone that is in a cage such as the SmallRig Universal Mobile Phone Cage BH #SM2791 • MFR #2791.