C chris schaller New member May 6, 2006 #1 Just wondering if anyone has any experience with Lumapanels? Why are they different or better than standard Kino Flos?
Just wondering if anyone has any experience with Lumapanels? Why are they different or better than standard Kino Flos?
D D@n Member May 22, 2006 #2 Beside the fact that they are about 20 some bucks for one Lamp 75W/3200K - 4' Safety Coated Flicker free with virtually no noise pollution and they start in a snap...? I wouldn't know... but what troubles me is that with all the hits you got on this topic... I was the only amateur with a bottom shelf answer.
Beside the fact that they are about 20 some bucks for one Lamp 75W/3200K - 4' Safety Coated Flicker free with virtually no noise pollution and they start in a snap...? I wouldn't know... but what troubles me is that with all the hits you got on this topic... I was the only amateur with a bottom shelf answer.
D D@n Member May 22, 2006 #3 Kino-flos that is... Lumapanels seem more complicated to install for the amount of difference it will make in a close scene.
Kino-flos that is... Lumapanels seem more complicated to install for the amount of difference it will make in a close scene.
K Kevin_Zanit Guest May 22, 2006 #4 I just used several Lumapanels on a commercial the other day ((page no longer available)) They have a TON more output than something like a Kino wall o' light or Image 80. Kevin Zanit
I just used several Lumapanels on a commercial the other day ((page no longer available)) They have a TON more output than something like a Kino wall o' light or Image 80. Kevin Zanit