What is the color accuracy of Cineo Maverick LED Light

[Kelvin Xu]

Hi Cinematography,

 

I am studying this lighting source for our microscopy laboratory. One of our requirement is a uniform lighting on a flat surface, which can be take advantage of the flat surface of the Maverick. The CRI and TLCI meet our expectation as well.

 

I need to know the color accuracy of Cineo Lighting Phosphor Panels. The manufacturer supplied data is promising. For a future user, reviews and feedback from the industry would be very useful.

 

 

Thank you!

 

 

[Phil Rhodes]

If you have TLCI you're happy with, about the only other thing you could do is to get a complete spectrograph of it. To do this, you could use something like a Sekonic C700 meter.

 

Practically all LEDs have a spectrum that's heavy in blue, lacking in green-turquoise, and lacking in the really deep red, but they're getting better.

 

P

[Kelvin Xu]

If you have TLCI you're happy with, about the only other thing you could do is to get a complete spectrograph of it. To do this, you could use something like a Sekonic C700 meter.

 

Practically all LEDs have a spectrum that's heavy in blue, lacking in green-turquoise, and lacking in the really deep red, but they're getting better.

 

P

 

Thank you Phil.

 

Based on the manufacturer's datasheet, the TLCI of 97~99 sounds good enough for our purpose. That being said, it's claim by manufacturer only. Positive feedback from the industry can be a good tool to convinces the finance controllers, that could eliminate the cost of a spectrometer.

 

Besides color accuracy, any feedback, good or bad would be useful for a prospect buyer.

Edited August 24, 2015 by Kelvin Xu