Jean Déraps
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I've also sent a couple of mails about the controllers and got no reply....
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It was a small local store here in town that I found this at. I bought it a few weeks for this purpose. If I ever drive in that part of town I'll try to grab the name of the store, but I don't think it'll have a website.
Thanks Corey,
Yes, it is Aluminum wire, and not "Memory Wire".
See.... http://www.dickblick.com/products/blick-armature-and-sculpture-wire/
9 Gauge is very close to the 3mm your are using here.
A little project. LED "Kino" 4 Rows of Daylite and 4 rows of tungsten strips. each strip is 12"
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The fixture is 16". My gel precuts are in Baby/Tweenie, 16" cuts, 24" Cuts, and Kino Precuts. So this fixture is able to use my 16" gel and diffusion pre-cuts without it looking too funny.
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I made it so the strips are removable by velcro. Incase I want to tape it to a wall/ceiling. (The LEDs are as dimmed to about 5%)
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I built this one to test run the prototype dimmer/controller tomorrow.
Hi Brandon, I responded to your last round of emails where you aske about the option to switch the controllers and I posed some questions. You're probably flooded with mails, so it doesn't bother me that I've haven't heard from you yet. Just wanting to make sure it doesn't get lost![]()
Thanks a ton!
I've also sent a couple of mails about the controllers and got no reply....
Hey Brandon,
I PM'd you, but just want to make sure I'm on the list for the next group buy! Any idea when this will be happening?
Thanks,
Mike
+1 I did the same and want to know
The tests went good. I really like the "low brightness" mode. Low Brightness mode allows you to fine tune the dimmer at the lower quarter of the dimmer. The highest it will allow you to go is 25%. I wasn't expecting this to have this so it was a nice surprise. All the car scenes I lit on the last TV movie I worked on I used my Litestix and when doing night scenes, to keep as much of the BG exposed, the stix are usually dimmed to 20% and most dimmers (LED or not) are hard to fine tune at the lower setting. So this is great.
The dimming is very smooth.
There's an option to allow you to go from single colour, or variable colour. With the single colour selected, all 4 ports will dim together.
The terminals are nice and big. and allows you to get a good bite on the wires.
As for the frequency(PMW). I still want to play around with it some more. I have a small shoot coming up that I will do more tests with the different settings.
I haven't played with the Wifi mode yet. Not sure if there's an app yet for it. I'll shoot you an email brandon. All in all, I'm personally very happy with it, and glad it made it to where it is now.
I'm currently working on a little design for a Chinaball/Paper lantern style LED. I have it all wired up and all the electrical side of things are done. I just have to find a good way to mount it in a china ball via baby spud. So it may take some minor welding/fabricating. I'll post some photos in the next couple days when it's all finished up.
I'm running low on LEDs, so I'll have to make an order soon!
Cheers.
Hey Brandon,
I PM'd you, but just want to make sure I'm on the list for the next group buy! Any idea when this will be happening?
Thanks,
Mike
+1 I did the same and want to know
++1 Can't wait to be a part of the second group buy. Shame I didn't see the first one on time
Ok guys, this is a first pass at a china ball...
Hi Brandon,
Do you have any update about my LED strip order?
I can t wait.
Kind regards
Hi Brandon
I'm waiting my update invoice too. I buyed 3 variable strips , 2 controllers, 1 power supply. However beside the new controllers I suspect I need to buy 2 additional power supplies as I have read that each strip need a power supply.
CRI is the only CIE recognized standard. As you can see we not only provided the RA (average of R1-R8) which is the CRI number that is commonly used but also special CRI so that one can properly judge, Red, Green, and Blue.
Sekonic representatives met with Alan Rogers at Photokina and have all of his information, software, and notes to study towards some decision of including it in the meter.
It appears that Rogers and his group are still tuning the TCLI system (definition and calculations) which sort of makes it a moving target for us.
When TCLI has become a standard, CIE and otherwise, we will consider a firmware upgrade to include it.
The C-700 design was created to allow for upgrades like this.
I am. =DRegarding the TCLI tests a couple of you asked about, I contacted Sekonic about possibly adding this functionality to their C-700 meter (which I have). Here is their (edited) reply:
It's very exciting to hear they are already looking into it. I hope the TCLI standard gets finalized soon.
If you guys are interested in a possible group buy for this meter, let me know...![]()
<snip>If you guys are interested in a possible group buy for this meter, let me know...![]()