[SML] LED CYC LIGHTS

[Rob Graham]

I forgot to mention:  our cyc is 26' high, 42' wide.

On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 9:21 AM, Rob Graham <photonguide at gmail.com> wrote:
> We front-light our backdrop from the front using Altman SpectraCyc
> 100's; no bouncy shenanigans.  Our drop is a white-painted muslin
> drop.  We get pretty decent coverage using 5 units roughly 4'6 from
> the drop, spaced about 7' apart.  When we want more punch, we add 5
> units to the bottom as a ground row.  We've used a white and a black
> scrim in front of them at times, and been reasonably happy with the
> results when we've done that.  I've considered putting all 10 units on
> a batten for top light, but I've been satisfied with overall coverage
> and brightness when compared to the ancient and inefficient
> conventional 4-cell beasts we had prior.
>
> I have been very happy with the output and color range of the units.
> We got $15k from the dean a year or so ago, and went with the Altmans.
>
> Rob G.
>
> On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 9:12 AM, Bill Conner via Stagecraft
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>> I'm surprised to not see more responses.  If I was asking for money,
>> trying to set a budget, I'd use an industry standard like ETC.  If you
>> can get around 5' from the drop, 32 of the the S4LED Series 2 with cyc
>> adapter (16 top and 16 bottom), will stands, cables, etc. - probably
>> in the $80,000-90,000 range.  If you have to be close to drop, I'd use
>> the Selador Vivids - the nominal 5' section - and that's around
>> $1000/foot - so $108,000.
>>
>> Its a concept and in a good ballpark.
>>
>> --
>> Bill Conner Fellow of the ASTC
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> Rob Graham
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