What are the lumans at 60 feet? Can color gels be added?
1702379
I don't know the lumens at 60 feet, but we used the projector in our church auditorium. The distance from the balcony to the stage is about 63+ feet, and the spot was bright, sharp, and still adjustable in size. And, yes, there are slots on the front for gels. I highly recommend this spot light.
1702380
I'm not sure of the lumens but I can tell you it works well in our church at 75-100 feet. They make a gel attachment for it but we don't have it.
1702381
American Dj Fs-6C Fs 1000 Follow Spot Color Changer is a 6 gel color changer that works nicely and slides right into the front of the spot. The only downside is that it makes the front end heavy when shutting it down for the night.Not sure about the lumans.
1702382
They ended up sending me a different unit that I like even better. It's LED and is amazing.
830327
I would say the light levels are great up to about 15 feet and decent up to about 30ft.
508123
No, unless you are ion a tipod, the light is too weak for a long shot. Close is better, and distant requires a tripod and ling exposure. 5 feet would be pushing the envelope a lot. You wpould require a strobe and tripos. The intensity of the light isn't a lot of lumes.
2038482
Unless you're using extremely high wattage lights, these gels don't combine well. They are pretty dark to begin with and turn almost black when you double them up. But the lighter colors might blend a bit if you use extremely high wattage lights.
951847
Sorry, I don't know. But perhaps there is company contact info. Another way would be to cut piece of lighting Gel ...Color Correction or Diffusion and tape it on.
146121
There is no information on the package regarding the lumens, but their website might provide an answer to your question. Per the package- maxximastyle.com
496612
These were flood lights, so they should be 60 degree with 1550 lumens. I don't know the answer to the last question.
1382699
Probably not. I use mine to highlight a palm and a couple of crape myrtles and they're more than adequate for that. I'm assuming you'd be mounting on the house to illuminate the drive and these might do OK for 20 feet or so, but not too much past that.
1383602
I don't know. If you go to Luminocks web site they have information that may help you.
390385
It's the width of the light beam. 60 being twice as wide as a 30 degree light. Therefore, 30 is more of a spot light and 60 more of a flood light.
1982188
They are Pretty good for the money. The stock mushroom gets around 1000 to 1200 feet depends on line of site. These get around 1500 to 2500 feet. Depends on what your setup is.
626894
spot beam, 1500m! PLS be aware: "All Good LED" is NOT authorized seller, ship copies!
781895
Allen, Actually the precise known distance is unknown, I did talk with the rep from cygolite and they were not sure them selves. I know that this is 360 lumens
1438392
The actual LEDs are about 11.5 inches vertically, so the gel could be rested on the lights (no heat) and taped, or simply be left loose. The horizontal measurement is about half that, so there is no problem at all side to side.
321804
Somewhat. You'd need several of them to really light the area well at that distance. I use them in conjunction with a follow up, which you can get between $250 - $500.
195853
The product brochure is not very well written. The product itself produces much more light, at a much more appealing color temperature, than our old twin-tube fluorescent light ever did, especially as the tubes aged. If you are so concerned with product claim numbers, go measure the difference yourself.
1959897
No "flicker" percieved by this 30+ year motion picture veteran. Regarding "minus green" gel inclusion, the Chinese company that assembles these certainly would not have a clue what a "minus green" gel is and I always carry my own. They are NEEDED with these fixtures and that is a good question that separates the "men from the boys" as a lighting director. These fixtures are a bargain if you know how to use them and you ALWAYS get what you pay for!