The Lyra LBX10 Bi-Color Soft LED Panel (with DMX) from ikan is built into a heavy-duty molded plastic chassis providing a lightweight yet strong variable color fixture with enhanced features such as 100-10% flicker-free dimming locally or via DMX and an LCD display. It features an integrated 1/2 stop diffuser for extra softness, while its 900 LEDs produce a 110° beam spread with a high CRI of 96 and a TLCI of 98 for precise color rendering. The fixture produces a soft single-source shadow pattern owing to the integrated diffusion.

The Lyra employs a 110-220 VAC power supply for worldwide use, while the four-leaf barndoors provide control over light spill, and feature removable light intensifiers to suit your taste. The yoke is angled forward 30°, which allows you to open the barndoors all the way without hitting the yoke when the light is pointed straight forward. The fixture also has a combo Baby receiver/Junior pin on the yoke so you can mount it on a stand or hang it from a grid with optional clamps.

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The big yellow knob on the back of the unit controls both the color temperature selection and the dimming of the unit. It features an indent for fingertip control and is positioned at the edge of the fixture, which is cut away allowing you to adjust the knob from the side of the unit when the back is difficult to access. When you power on the light the yellow dimming knob defaults to controlling the dimming, pressing in the knob switches it to color temperature control (3200 to 5600K), pressing it again reverts back to dimming.

The light output stays consistent as you transition across the color temperature range, preventing the brightness spike that happens with many LED lights around 4300K.

The 1/2 white diffusion softens the light and provides a 110° beam spread and a single source shadow.

While some users may enjoy the small increase in light output that intensifiers bring, other users prefer to use barndoors without intensifiers. The removable intensifiers that come with this light attach securely to the barndoors. You do not have to attach all four intensifiers, which allows you choose how many barndoors to use for bumping up your output and how many barndoors to use to cut spill. The top and bottom barndoors integrate gel clips for attaching diffusion or gels.

On the back of the fixture is an LCD info screen that displays the battery power remaining, brightness percentage and color temperature.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the CRI rating of these lights?

A: According to the MFR the CRI is 80.

Q: 2. Which softbox(es) can be used with the lights?

A: Ikan's Chimera CH1455 would work best.

Q: 3. Does the batteries come in the box. Ifs, which type?

A: Adjua, yes, 6 Sony L Series style batteries come in the box.

Q: 4. Could I use these lights to make the light even at the green screen? if not which ones would you recommend for a good price. Thank you

A: yes, you can use the IB508-v2 lights to light the green screen. You might try more than three depending on the length of the green screen.

Q: 5. Can these adapters plug directly into the lights so they don't need to run off the batteries?

A: Yes, you can plug them directly.

Q: 6. what is the dc output?

A: Hi Pierce, According to Ikan the DC output is 12v - 2 amps.

Q: 7. How long will the batteries power a light at full power?

A: I did several tests after receiving these lights. The first test was two batteries at 100 percent power and the kelvin at its mid point. (because it uses both color sets of leds that way) and we got around an hour and a half or more. But when doing it at 100 percent brightness and the Calvin all the way down we got well over two hours. Now the real impressive numbers was when we tested 50 percent brightness and we were pushing over 6 and a half hours easily. Hope this helps.

Q: 8. what is the actual wattage of one of these lights?

A: If you want to know how much power they CONSUME, it's 15W per fixture. If you want to know how much LIGHT OUTPUT they generate, it's 1776 lux at 3 feet (3200 K), and 1227 lux at 3 feet (5600 K). Wattage does not measure light output, but rather power consumption.

Q: 9. Does anyone have any experience using these lights in the studio or on location for STILL photography...not video? If so, can you tell me your opinion re light intensity and fall-off as the lights move farther from the subject. I admit that I can't really picture a lux or a footcandle so if you have examples of, say, 10 feet from your subject you're shooting at f5.6 at a shutter speed of x in a location with minimal ambient light? Thank you:)

A: I'm not going to guess at the math you're asking for. What I can tell you is that when I'm shooting video with these lights in a studio environment I have the key light within 3ft of the subject. When shooting outdoors these work, just barely, as a fill light in the daytime when less than 3ft from the subject. Placing this 10ft from a subject, you'd be shooting at some darn high ISO's to get a shutter speed above 1/6oth

Q: 10. 2 of the 3 cheap plastic adapters that allow the lights to tilt have broke. Where can I get replacements?

A: If they are under warranty, and they broke due to premature wear and not from an accident, you can contact support@ikancorp.com for a warranty replacement of the mounts. Otherwise, as a replacement, you will want to LM-102 adapter: a href= https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244434-REG/ikan_lm_102_light_stand_adaptor_with.html target= _blank https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244434-REG/ikan_lm_102_light_stand_adaptor_with.html/a