The 1380 Bi-Color LED Light from Came-TV is an LED panel with color variable from 3200 to 5600K or anywhere in between to match ambient light conditions or other light sources. Light intensity is also variable from 10-100% and can be controlled locally on the unit or remotely via DMX. Settings are displayed on the back panel LCD screen. Built-in 4-way barndoors allow you to control the 60-degree beam angle output. The fixture is ready for worldwide use thanks to the inclusion of a 110-240 VAC power adapter while a V-mount plate permits optional battery use for situations where mains power is unavailable.

2 x 1380 LED Bi-Color Lights    2 x Power Adapters, 2 x DMX Cables    1 x Hard Kit Case    Variable Color: 3200 - 5600K    10-100% Dimming    4-Way Barndoors    AC or Battery Power    V-Mount Battery Plate    Onboard DMX    LCD Screen

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What do they output? Are they equal to a 300w, 500w, etc?

A: Unfortunately, these panels are only measured in LUX. When set for 5600K, the panel would give you 2656 LUX while set for 3200K, it would give you 2518 LUX.

Q: 2. How much this item weight? I haven't found any info about that on Came tv web site.

A: As per our records, this panel weight about 10 lbs.

Q: 3. where is it made?

A: This light is made in China.

Q: 4. Does this kit come with a remote to adjust the dimmer and temperate like the ikan equivalent?

A: No it does not come with a remote or an external battery. It i nly comes with the light and the power supply.

Q: 5. Still no info on CRI or TLCI?

A: As per the manufacturer, the CRI is 96 on this unit. However, they don't offer a TLCI rating just yet.

Q: 6. Is 85 supposed to be a high CRI?

A: While it is subjective, it is often considered that a CRI (Color Rendering Index) of 85 or higher is recommended as a good CRI measurement for photography usage needs, while those shooting video and broadcast may recommend a CRI of 90 or higher for their usage needs. A higher CRI is recommended when it is necessary or mandatory to display colors accurately, such as with product photography and video (think make-up products, textiles, paints, or fashion, where accurate display of colors is crucial for the brand in question). My recommendation would be to test the light you wish to use and post process your image/video, comparing it to the actual scene to see if the colors that are rendered in your output work is satisfactory for your usage needs. If you like the results, awesome. If not, then I would recommend finding a light fixture with a higher CRI. As 100 is considered the perfect standard (think tungsten lighting or daylight), the higher the CRI you can obtain, the better the light fixture's color rendition.

Q: 7. What is the advantage of a 4 light kit over a 3 light kit?

A: A 4 light kit allows the user to have one main light, one fill light, a back light and a hair light. This is would add more depth as opposed to using a basic 3 light set up.

Q: 8. What are the dimensions of the light itself? Looking to mount this to a wall, concerned w/ buying the correct baby pin adapter

A: The CAME-TV Boltzen MKII 150W Bi-Color LED Fresnel is approxemelty, 16 x 9.5 x 7.5"

Q: 9. What is CRI rating?

A: This item is new, and the manufacturer has not yet provided us with full details and specifications on it. As more information becomes available, we will update this product link. Please check back here periodically.

Q: 10. What is the lux/lumen output of this unit? (The smaller 576 daylight-only one says 3,500 lux)

A: According to the manufacturer, this panel offers 5010 lux at 2 feet.