Led fixtures with adjustable HSI base kelvin

[Jonathan O'Neill]

Hi, do any brands of LED fixtures allow for the base kelvin in HSI mode to be adjustable? So at 0% saturated it could be 3200k and not 5600k which is all I can find currently. 

also, which brands have accurate lee gel settings? Once again with the option for that gel to be added to an adjustable base kelvin. 
 

cheers

 

[Phil Rhodes]

Some of them let you select HMI or tungsten as a basis for the gel simulation, at least. I'm trying to think which. I may have some stuff in storage that will do it; I could drag it out if you need to try something.

It's worth bearing in mind that the gel simulations are often a bit approximate. Many of them, for instance, will offer you Lee #181, Congo Blue, which is fundamentally unavailable from almost all LEDs because it's deeper than the blue of the base emitter. 

[Matthew Parnell]

Kino Celebs and the Litemat Spectrums do natively.
 

Skypanels and Vortex8’s allow you to do this via DMX by using the cross fade channel. Set the saturation to 100% and use the cross fade channel as your saturation.