[Frameworks] LED light kit for film shoots?

[Tony Conrad]

On a tight budget? Check this out....
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On Fri 01/06/12 10:04 AM , Steven Gladstone Steven at gladstonefilms.com sent:
> I have a light panels 1 by 1. It is the older style, Daylight balanced.
> 
> There are several different kinds. Light panels also makes a version 
> with the LEDs angled, this version is meant for studio lighting to get 
> the lights right up against the ceiling and have the light not come 
> straight down.
> 
> You can also get flood and spot versions.
> 
> The advantage of the 1 color lite panel, is that it can run off 12 
> volts, so an old battery pack, or even a 12 volt power drill battery if
> you have an adapter.
> 
> Rosco makes a slightly different product - the light pad. It is very 
> nice, although I find it about not bright enough by about a stop.
> 
> Note the light pad always appears a little green to my eye, and the 
> light Panel a touch magenta.
> 
> You might also look at Smith Victor. They make a very nice Floro unit 
> (2, 4 or 6 bulb configuration) Although not battery powered. I use the 4
> bulb unit, it pulls 220 watts, and is a bit punchy, but that isn't 
> necessarily a bad thing. Oh it has a remote dimer - flicker free down to
> it's low light level 40% if I recall. Things is overbuilt and rugged, 
> and seems to be the best of the low end floro units.
> 
> 
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> Steven Gladstone
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