LED Ellipsoidals?
- Thread starter Silas Pradetto
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Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
Strong is the closest.
But still in the outfield of the ball park.
http://www.strong-world.com/Products/Lighting/Theatrical/LED/Neeva.aspx
Strong is the closest.
But still in the outfield of the ball park.
http://www.strong-world.com/Products/Lighting/Theatrical/LED/Neeva.aspx
Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
How much is one of them worth? I think it would be nice to have a fixture like that where the color temperature didn't vary with intensity. The low current draw is also extremely appealing.
How much is one of them worth? I think it would be nice to have a fixture like that where the color temperature didn't vary with intensity. The low current draw is also extremely appealing.
Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
While the Strong Neeva is closest to the Source Four in functionality, according to their respective photometrics sheets the 26 degree S4 is significantly brighter than the 26 degree Neeva. Silas, you could look at a S4 HID with a douser or the SeaChanger Nemo Profile.
While the Strong Neeva is closest to the Source Four in functionality, according to their respective photometrics sheets the 26 degree S4 is significantly brighter than the 26 degree Neeva. Silas, you could look at a S4 HID with a douser or the SeaChanger Nemo Profile.
Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
Ah, yes, making the already-overpriced regular Source Four seem affordable again. I'm sure, at some point, the prices will meet...the LED fixture can probably be made much cheaper (from a body/optics standpoint), since it no longer has a 750-watt heater inside it, and I would think that LEDs are far easier to focus than an omnidirectionally-radiating HPL.
Ah, yes, making the already-overpriced regular Source Four seem affordable again. I'm sure, at some point, the prices will meet...the LED fixture can probably be made much cheaper (from a body/optics standpoint), since it no longer has a 750-watt heater inside it, and I would think that LEDs are far easier to focus than an omnidirectionally-radiating HPL.
Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
I'm not sure about the "touch a Source Four" and have never seen the product first hand but have a look at Coemar's Ledko
http://www.coemar.com/prodotti_categoria.aspx?vmo=menu3&vmpo=dc3&str_navigazione=&id_categorie=102
IIRC seems like I saw somethink about a $2k price tag however so it does make a S4 look cheap.
Philip
I'm not sure about the "touch a Source Four" and have never seen the product first hand but have a look at Coemar's Ledko
http://www.coemar.com/prodotti_categoria.aspx?vmo=menu3&vmpo=dc3&str_navigazione=&id_categorie=102
IIRC seems like I saw somethink about a $2k price tag however so it does make a S4 look cheap.
Philip
Re: LED Ellipsoidals?
It's also about 1/10 as bright as a 750W source 4. Looks like right now, it's "bright, color-mixing, imaging optics: pick 2"
It's also about 1/10 as bright as a 750W source 4. Looks like right now, it's "bright, color-mixing, imaging optics: pick 2"