Providing high-quality wraparound illumination, the Studio X4 Daylight LED Fresnel Light from Litepanels features a 7" Fresnel lens with an adjustable beam angle of 14.5 to 43.5° that can be further controlled by the included 4-leaf barndoors. This light provides a constant color temperature of 5600K and allows 0 to 100% continuous dimming for perfect skin tone rendering. A built-in keypad controller and backlit LCD display enable quick and efficient local control, and the Studio X4 also provides a 5-pin XLR connection for DMX and RDM protocols and operation. Designed for film, broadcast, and video production, this broadcast-quality fixture also features a super-silent fan with three different speed presets for use in sound-sensitive professional environments.

For Film, Broadcast & Video Production    65,790 Lux at 3.3' (14.5° at 5600K)    Beam Angle: 14.5-43.5°    Color Temperature: 5600K    Multi-Voltage AC Operation    CRI of 90+    DMX, RDM & Local Control    Super Silent Fan with 3 Speed Presets    0-100% Continuous Dimming    Includes 4-Leaf Barndoors & Gel Frame

• 7" Fresnel lens produces even illumination throughout the zoom range
• 5600K color temperature provides pure, bright, and consistent light
• 14.5 to 43.5° beam angle adjustment enables precise control of beam spread
• DMX, RDM, and local control offering 0 to 100% continuous dimming
• Keypad controller with backlit LCD display
• Super-silent fan with three different speed presets
• 4-leaf barndoors to control light spill and creatively shape light
• Gel frame for optional gels and diffusion material
• Advanced thermal management system ensures 50,000+ hours of LED engine life
• Standard yoke for mounting and positioning
• Mini-USB connection enables firmware upgrades

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of the light with the standard yoke attached?

A: The fixture dimensions are 12.6 x 12.6 x 4.6".

Q: 2. How does the max output of this fixture compare to that of an Arri Skypanel S-30C?

A: It is about the same output

Q: 3. On Litepanel's website, I read that when powered with a 14.4V Battery, the Gemini 1x1 will work at 90%. But it needs a 26v battery or two 14.4V batteries to work at 100%. But how can we use two 14.4V V-lock batteries if this adapter https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1461102-REG/litepanels_900_3618_gemini_2x1_with_2.html is only for the Gemini 2x1? Is the only solution is to use the Gold-mount adapter or is there another way to plug 2 V-lock batteries on the Gemini 1x1?

A: According to the specs: DC Input Power 13 to 28 VDC some 26v V-mount batteries will work not all. Or Litepanels Dual Battery Bracket for Gemini 2 x 1 Soft LED Panel (V-Mount) B&H # LI9003618

Q: 4. Is the fan very noisy? Would this create an issue using multiple Astras in a studio setup?

A: This fan is Ultra-quiet active cooling fan and can be shut off if needed.

Q: 5. How many pins are on the end of this cable to see if it would fit a 300D ll? Hard to tell from the one photo.

A: The end of this cable is female for 3 slots as found on the Litepanels Gemini 2 x 1 panel.

Q: 6. Does this come with a bag/case? Or is there any available?

A: It does not come with a case. You could use a Pelican 2750 https://bhpho.to/2tqB64d.

Q: 7. Do the astra snapbags fit on this light?

A: No, Astra are a different size. This is the snapbag softbox that fits the Litepanels Gemini 1 x 1 RGBWW LED Soft Panel, Litepanels Snapbag Softbox with Removable Baffle for Gemini 1x1 BH #LI9003722 • MFR #900-3722 https://bhpho.to/3HzbHaY

Q: 8. Can I put a chimera onto this (Dracast Fresnel 700)? If so, what's the speed ring?

A: The Chimera Speed Ring for Video Pro Bank - Adjustable 5 - 9 B&H # CHSRA59VP can fit the Dracast Fresnel 700. Please see the image below.

Q: 9. What is the difference between a standard yoke and the pole oriented yoke?

A: A standard yoke is designed for use on a light stand. To adjust the position of the light fixture, you would lower the stand and use the locking knobs built onto the light fixture to directly adjust the positioning of the light fixture. A pole-operated yoke is typically designed when the light fixture is used overhead or out-of-reach from the light operator. It has two color-coded cups on the yoke that is controlled by a worm gear, which allows you to use a telescopic pole to adjust the pan and tilt positioning of the light fixture from the ground without having to lower the light and/or physically adjust the locking knobs on the light fixture. If you are shooting in a studio and the light fixture will be mounted on a grid or a truss, a pole-operated yoke is usually the more popular option.

Q: 10. Does the size specifications include the barn doors? Or are the sizes only the light fixture without the barn doors? Wanting to know if I can fit two lights in the Pelican 1650 case.

A: The size specifications are without the barndoors. However, the barndoors are pretty easy to remove. // Also, if there are any other technical or product related questions, feel free to contact us directly at any time at support@dracobroadcast.com.