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Cineroid has announced their new Jupiter line of LED panels. These large, lightweight LED RGBWW light panels are rollable, easy to transport and quite bright. The Cineroid Jupiter 500W and Jupiter 1000W promise flicker-free performance, full RGB color control, and a unique, powerful source that you can shape to your needs. Let’s see what these panels are all about!
The Jupiter 1000W has a light output of 24,000 lux at 1 meter, and the Jupiter 500w has an output of 12,000 lux at 1 meter. The 1000W version is 120x120cm (47.2×47.2 inch) and weighs 1.9kg (4.2 lb), and the 500w version is 120x63cm (46.9×24.8 inch) and weighs 0.9kg (2.0 lb).
They’re both dimmable from 0-100% and have a claimed CRI of 95 and TCLI of 98 or above.
Like other flexible Cineroid LED panels, these fixtures are powered and controlled with a breakout box. The controller features a color front panel display, push buttons, and dials for brightness and settings. There is also a 5V USB output, a 5-pin DMX input, and a 5-pin DMX output port, and both fixtures are DMX 512 ready.
Cineroid’s Jupiter 500W and 1000W fixtures are sold as portable and handy kits. The kit comes with a rollable panel, an aluminum frame, a softbox, a light controller box, cables and a travel bag. The provided cables offer a convenient, one-touch connection, and are 6 m (19.69 ft) long.
But the best part about these panels is that their flexible circuit technology allows for them to roll 360° — making them easily transportable, and able to be positioned however you like.
Pricing and availability information is not currently available. Cineroid’s products are sold in North America through B&H, Adorama, Hot Rod Cameras and others. For more information about the Cineroid Jupiter LED panels, visit Cineroid’s site.
What do you think of the Cineroid Jupiter 500W & 1000W? Do you think a rollable RGBWW light could be useful for your type of shooting? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Dave Kratz is a freelance documentary & commercial editor, and DP based out of Philadelphia, PA. His work includes films & series for Discovery Channel, History Channel, A&E, and HBO.