Chinese lighting manufacturer NANLITE has announced two new round panel lights, the miro 30c and miro 60c, targeting content creators and photographers looking for compact, battery-powered solutions. Let’s take a closer look. The circular design aims to produce natural-looking catchlights in subjects’ eyes, a consideration often overlooked in rectangular panel designs. Each light ships with a magnetic diffuser that can be quickly attached or removed to modify the light quality from hard to soft output. The miro 30c measures 6.5 inches in diameter, making it slightly larger than a CD, while the 60c extends to 8.2 inches, roughly the size of a dinner plate. Both lights maintain a lightweight construction designed for portability. The fixtures come in two color options: mint blue and midnight blue finishes. NANLITE miro 30c. Credit: NANLITE Technical specifications At the heart of both models sits NANLITE’s Nebula C4 Light Engine, which combines RGB and dedicated white light chips. The system provides a color temperature range from 2700K to 7500K with plus or minus 150 green/magenta adjustment for color matching with existing light sources. Output figures place the miro 30c at 4,854 lux and the 60c at 8,382 lux when measured at one meter distance with a 5600K color temperature setting. Power consumption runs at 30W for the smaller model and 60W for the larger fixture. Both lights incorporate a 45-degree focusing lens to concentrate the beam while maintaining the soft quality inherent to the round form factor. The lights offer access to 36,000 color combinations...
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