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LIT DUO 1 Review – Shedding Light on the All-in-One Light Meter and Spectrometer

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By Graham Sheldon
| CineD
Subscribe to Reviews - Accessories The $799 LIT Systems LIT DUO 1 comes with the pledge to combine two expensive pieces of equipment found on most commercial, film & television sets: the light meter and the spectrometer. One less thing to carry? Fresh off a brand-new 0.9 firmware update, this device is chock-full of features, but the thing I care most about is accuracy.
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Profoto ProPanel 3×2 Review – The World’s Brightest LED Soft Panel?

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By Graham Sheldon
| CineD
Subscribe to Reviews - Lighting Perhaps a rental-only item for many, the 2000W Profoto ProPanel 3×2 sports an IP-65 rating, 4-zone pixel mapping, a range of 2000K – 15000K CCT, and a variety of control methods, both wireless and wired. Oh, and it just might be the “brightest LED soft panel ever made.” Is this the one light to rule them all? Let’s illuminate.
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Análisis del Profoto ProPanel 3×2 – ¿El panel LED de luz suave más brillante del mundo?

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By Graham Sheldon
| CineD
Suscribirse a Reseñas - Iluminación Quizás solo disponible para alquiler, el Profoto ProPanel 3×2 de 2.000W cuenta con certificación IP-65, mapeo de píxeles de 4 zonas, un rango de temperatura de color correlacionada (CCT) de 2.000K a 15.000K y diversos métodos de control, tanto inalámbricos como con cable. Además, podría ser el panel LED de luz suave más brillante jamás fabricado. ¿Será este el foco definitivo?
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