Lighting designers looking for a bright ellipsoidal fixture with multicolor LEDs and tunable whites will be impressed with the black Chauvet Professional Ovation Rêve E-3, a full-spectrum LED ERS-style lighting fixture for theater, film, and broadcast production.

With color-temperatures presets ranging from 2800 to 8000K, the Ovation Rêve E-3 maintains remarkable brightness and high-quality light with emulated redshift for a tungsten feel. Other notable features include several dimming curves, a silent Fan Off mode, and an adjustable low-clearance yoke for difficult installations.

The Ovation Rêve E-3 can be controlled via DMX and RDM, with nine personalities and nine channels (1, 5, 6, 8, 12, 14-ch1, 14-ch2, 18, or Hue Saturation Value (HSV). The fixture includes power-thru via Seetronic Powerkon connectors. A Seetronic Powerkon power cord, Ovation metal gobo holder, and a soft-focus filter are included.

For Theater, Film, and Broadcast    Full-Spectrum LED ERS-Style Fixture    Virtual Color Wheel    Matches Popular Color Gels & Temp Preset    Green Adjustment + Emulated Redshift    Smooth 16-Bit Dimming Curves and Speeds    RDM and DMX Control    Direct Power/Data Connections    Silent Operation for Quiet    Low-Clearance Adjustable Yoke

• Full-spectrum LED ERS-style lighting fixture for theatre, film, and production
• Linear color-temperature presets from 2800 to 8000K with high CRI and CQS
• Virtual color wheel color matched to popular gel colors
• ±Green adjustment and emulated redshift via DMX or onboard control
• RDM (Remote Device Management) for added flexibility
• Adjustable PWM (pulse width modulation) to avoid flickering on camera
• Virtually silent operation for use in studio, film, and theatre applications
• Ultrasmooth 16-bit dimming curves and speeds to complement any lighting scheme.
• Innovative adjustable yoke for mounting in low clearance areas
• Direct power/data connection and control options for the Ovation GR-1 gobo rotator
• USB port for fixture software updates

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Logos are printed on both side or just one side?

A: The RODE PSA1+ Pro Studio Boom Arm features the Rode logo printed on both sides of the sleeve.

Q: 2. Is there any place to put a hydration bladder?

A: I would strap it to the outside.

Q: 3. Does this bag have a water bottle pocket?

A: The Tamarc Arc Waterbottle pouch attaches to the M.O.L.L.E. straps on the side of Anvil 17 bags.

Q: 4. Can the base be mounted to a 5/8" stud or receiver?

A: The RODE PSA1+ Pro Studio Boom/Arm comes with a compatible flange-mount base so you can choose whether you want to use the clamp or the flange mount. The tip to attach the microphone has a 5/8"-27 thread.

Q: 5. Will a Fuji gfx 50R w/ L-plate attached fit?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 6. Would this bag hold two cameras with battery pack attach (Nikon cameras D810's ) to the cameras?

A: Yes.

Q: 7. Will this fit in the overhead compartment on a plane?

A: The FAA requirement for carry on bags is 14 x 22 x 9 or 45 in total volume. The Anvil 27 measures 12.2 x 20.9 x 9.8 , so you should not have an issue.

Q: 8. Is there any place to put in a sweater and a cap along with the gear in the anvil ?

A: The Anvil 27 has a roomy outer zippered pocket that extends nearly the full length of the backpack that can be used to store a sweater or a light jacket. You could also stuff a cap, gloves, etc in there as well.A cap with an adjustable strap that comes apart could be attached to the top handle (assuming you are not carrying a tripod that is attached to the back of the pack - I attach mine to the side using a lens case on the bottom attached to the lower side strap and some custom straps I made to hold the tripod at the top, for better weight distribution.Answered by Dennis H. YOU purchased on May 3, 2016

Q: 9. Would it be possible to fit a 16.7 x 13.1 inch laptop? I dont care if it has to go into the camera compartment. I will just use a camera with a 24 70 and 70 200 f4. But i really need to carry that laptop and some clothes.

A: you probably could get it inside the camera compartment, but I would not recommend it. It will be very difficult to get it in and the padding on the sides might not be enough to protect it.

Q: 10. How would one go about mounting to/on a c-stand? Any ideas?

A: The RODE PSA1+ Professional Studio Arm is not designed for use with a C-stand. It relies on a stable connection to a desk or table to maintain proper tension for its spring, and mounting it on any type of stand would not be recommended.