andrew ward
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Ive got an issue with an Icelight (version 1 not 2). I cant find a manual online. Basically I want to know what the green/orange/red light on it means. Is this an approximate dimming level indicator? Or a battery charge level indicator? I ask because it works okay when plugged in but when running on its own battery, at a low dim the indicator is green, but once I dim it up it goes yellow and at full it goes red and then the light turns off. Im thinking this means the battery isnt taking a charge and its dieing when its dimmed above 80%. Any advice appreciated.
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Make it for me!
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Phil! LEGEND. Ill look into that. I might have to ger Litegear but its soooooo expensive.
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anyone found a reasonable clone for literibbon? Id like to make up some panels but dont want to pay thousands. Is there any more reasonably priced hybrid led strip kits that arent too green?
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mounting kino in finished kitchen for backlight
andrew ward replied to Dennis Hingsberg's topic in Grip & Rigging
Oh and the obvious answer is a polecat. -
mounting kino in finished kitchen for backlight
andrew ward replied to Dennis Hingsberg's topic in Grip & Rigging
Magnets at each corner of the kino if there is any metal supports in the roof. Of take the squid out of the housing and tape the bulbs up. You could probably tape the reflctor up too. Or put silver paper under the bulbs. Then tape teasers if need be. -
Just have a link so you dont have to do this every time!!!
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Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Oh and if you have the joker you can Octo it. Youd use that every day. -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
If its something different to the standard its trendy. Jeeze. They make it sound like it has some amazing attachment. But its just a flood/spot knob? Such a ripoff. Must cost them nothing to make. Oh is it that much smaller? If its a similar price and it fits bettet yeah get it. If you add a joker bug attachment later, that would be mega useful. Also, since youre into weird stuff and dedos; the 400w dedo is always useful and tiny if youre rich in the future. -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Youd only ever need a joker for an Octo or for Joleko. Cant imagine ever using one instead of an m18. I dont get why its a consideration. -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
I dont even get what the zoom attachment does. It just adds a longer focus throw to an open face? -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Its not just Melbourne, ive never even heard of a Joker Zoomer. Theres a reason lighting guys all have the same standard gear. Its only DPs who want weirdo stuff that doesnt do anything better but is trendy. -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Also the m18 ballast can be used when someone puts coffees on your 1200 ballast and breaks it. -
Arri M18 vs Joker 1600w Zoom Beamer?
andrew ward replied to Mark Kenfield's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Wanker dps want m18s. They dont care about the light or what it does as long as its called an m18. If you buy a joker tell them its an m18. -
Heat proofing lights/ heat filters
andrew ward replied to Josie Williams's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Photon Beard, youre too expensive for what you are! -
Whats the litepanel astra like to use?
andrew ward replied to andrew ward's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Thanks for the info guys! Hey Guy, you should just put a link for your standard information. Im very interested in what you say and appreciate you taking the time, but surely it would save you time everytime you post similar education about pfc etc. But thanks, i wouldnt be able to get that info anywhere else! -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Haha! Is cool. I like it. -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Dude, just put a light through a 4by frame. -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Double Area 48 through an umbrella is super wank. I love it, but youre living in a different world to me, thats for sure. -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
And do the umbrellas nestle nicely together? Seems like theres be side spill. I dig it but i cant see anyone letting me use it on one of my jobs. Super inflexible. But its cool. -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Really? I have some westcott umbrellas somewhere but i thought they were just for strobes so i figured theyd melt with anything continuous through them. -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
You have umbrellas that can take 4k of tungsten? And how do you mount the head so it doesnt shadow itself? -
Cheaper alternatives to Dedolights?
andrew ward replied to David Peterson's topic in Lighting for Film & Video
Kenfield, that Umbrella rig is mega weird. -
If its bi colour is 4 times brighter than an older litepanel, that seems pretty good.
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I assumed it has the same number of leds as a purely flood or spot model but apparently it has double. So it seems like a bargain of i could get one same price as a fixed focus one. Im also wondering if it could be hacked so it could be flood/spot or both on at once to double the output (i believe when its between flood and spot it only turns on half of the total leds) Ta!