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  1. I have a shoot coming up and we're planning on using a chimera L on a daylight fresnel. I don't use chimeras much and I need to pick which size light to use. A D12 is going to be much easier to rig, but we have the option of using a D25 if we need the extra stop of light. Budget is tight and we can only afford one light. I find the arri photometrics app handy for direct sources and was wondering if I could find any info on how much the chimera is going to cut the light by ? Say x ft away, for a 1.2k source how much light will I get centre and off to the sides by about 30ยบ ? Would be nice if chimera provided a photometric map of the light falloff for 1 or 2 typical sources, but they don't unfortunately.
  2. Does anyone have metrics on the photoflex starlite or chimera triolet 1k's? I've used the triolet once, a few years ago and was wondering how the output compares to using Mole or Arri open face pars with the same modifier. Since they have much larger globes and are made specifically to use with softboxes I would think they have more punch. Also, the photoflex starlites use the same globes as the triolet so I would assume they have the same output. Photoflex has an interesting speedring that fits 4 starlites into 1 softbox, effectively making a cheap barger like setup. The lamps go for about 50 bucks used, so you could potentially have a 4k soft light that can be run on household power. Anyone tried or seen this?? Side note : I know tungsten is not in style but a lot of productions are still using it ?
  3. Excellent Condition! Only used on a Two Day Shoot. 1 x 1000w ARRILITE Open Face Focus Floodlight. 2 x 650w Plus - Fresnels. 2 x 150w Fresnels. 5 x Light Stands. 3 Chimera Video Pro Softbox w/Speed Rings for 650w & 1000w. Heavy Duty Rolling Case. 2 Clamps. Barn doors, Filter Frames. Scrims - Full Singles & Full Doubles. Additional Bulbs. Other Accessories. Tungsten Priced at: $2800.00. Shipping and Insurance not included. Please Text, Call or PM. 760-505-7011.
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