I'm looking for a starter light kit to light my green screen, one on each side. I have a 10ft wide screen. Will this light it evenly?
65726
The best answer I can give you is .... maybe... I ditched mine after 3 videos because it is very difficult to get even lighting. I went with LED's. You can try it, and if you have the patience you should be able to pull it off. You do get 3 lights and you'll need all 3.
65727
I dont think it will. not for 10 ft wide. these are not as wide as they look online. maybe if you put them on full power, it may.
1093040
I think it would work well if you have a place to put it a straight shot to the screen. I have it 22 feet from the screen and it projects a 210" projection. I think it doesn't do too well with a lot of lighting. You can always try it and return it to Amazon if you're not satisfied. I'm very satisfied with it myself.
569250
I agree with the previous answer, the light is minimal. If you had them on either side of you path and spaced pretty close, probably every foot or two you might have enough light. Cool idea, but no sure if these are the right choice.
231117
I think it would make a pretty good light, bu you might need to prop it up on something to get the right angle. I have tried it and found that it is a really good light and I will be buying another!
801619
I have the following bulb sold on Amazon: GREEN LEAF - 12 Watt A19 LED Household Light Bulb, 1100 Lumens, Bright White Light in there and a Cree 60 watt equivalent. If your A21's are longer, that won't be a problem. Let me know what the diameter of your bulb is at the widest point.Mine is 2 3/8" (approx), and there's plenty of room.
1987146
I used a standard motion/light detector with two of these and it works fine. Not sure that only 1 10W light will work as there is a minimum turn on requirements. You need to look at the minimum load turn on specification. The alternative is to buy this light, but already has the light/motion sensor built in. They are just a few dollars more. These do not create bright white light, like for reading. Also make sure the wire length is long enough for your application. I got fooled and some wires were only 6" long on some lights I bought.
1789997
The picture size you describe would not be covered by this light. Perhaps you could use 2 lights if you want, that would cover it.
264583
Yes it is. You can also install it much farther, in order to get dim illumination. This fixture is a flood light, with a very wide angle of illumination, so maybe at 10 feet you may get more than 10 feet wide of light.
1999480
Yes, it is as you describe. Several FLUKE models has backlight coming from right side, causing poor luminance on left side. Other models have a better light distribution on screen. There is no problem with your clamp meter. It's just a design limitation.
42135
I tried to light 24"x30" photo of my grandson with 2 of my flutes light and it had too many shadows.You might do better with a fluorescent light. I think you would get better results with a small fluorescent light.
1394665
I doubt if you would be happy with this light on a picture that large. The light is only 9 inches long, and not terribly bright, so centering the light on a picture that wide is probably asking too much.
142294
I'm not sure? To insure you have a spare light or two simply buy a kit with more lights that you think you will need. These lights are very bright so I would suggest you temporarily attach until you get the lighting effect you want; then clean the attachment area with rubbing alcohol for the permanent attachment. Good luck... j.d.
236462
I just did a project where I set up a set of 10 lights (one 300 tape in 10 pieces) with the furthest approximately 50 feet out. Splicing into the line where needed. There's no significant brightness drop along the line. I didn't measure voltages though if you're looking for precision.
99547
No, you need a stronger LED spot light. look for one that is around 75-100watts and that should do the trick. for a comparison of how "strong" this light is then go to my pix and look at my before and after shots. like most people said on here, 10 feet is good but 25ft is too way for this light. I hope this helps. good luck
1100101
Since you are going to light it from the "front", unless you are back lighting your green screen, it won't. I have used this in front of a window, and with a higher f-stop than the ambient light hitting your backdrop, you won't have any back light issues. In other words, if you light it properly, nothing will show through.
620042
Yes if there is a screen in the side light. If the side light is glass then no as this is made for a screen. You need about 10" so you should be ok.
1540953
Yeah just make sure you measure the light up screen part NOT from edge to edge that surrounds the screen