Picture references of basic Lights and Names

[Dillon Novak]

I'm making up some flash cards just to run over and keep aquatinted with the basic lights. Is there any data base that has visual aids in relation to each of these lights? I'd gladly add them to here as well for learning purposes if someone color help me out.

Inkie, MiniMole, Midget
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 200w


Tweenie
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 650w


Baby Cool
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000w


Baby Baby (smaller lens)
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000w


Junior Cool
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 2000w


Studio Junior (bigger lens)
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 2000w


Blonde
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Open Face
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 2000w


2K Softlight (2 bulbs)
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Open Face
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000/2000w


1K Softlight
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Open Face
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000w


575w
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: HMI
Wattage: 575w


1.2k Par
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: PAR
Color Balance: HMI
Wattage: 1200w


2.5k Fresnel
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: HMI
Wattage: 2500w


4k Fresnel
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: HMI
Wattage: 4000w


5k
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 5000w


10k
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Fresnel
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 10000w


3 strip Cyc (3 bulbs)
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Open Face
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000w each


12 strip Cyc (12 bulbs)
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Open Face
Color Balance: Tungsten
Wattage: 1000w each


Sun Gun
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: PAR
Color Balance: HMI
Wattage: 300w



2ft 2 Bank Kino
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR, Flourescent)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Flourescent
Color Balance: Both
Wattage: n/a


2ft 4 Bank Kino
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR, Flourescent)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Flourescent
Color Balance: Both
Wattage: n/a


4ft 2 Bank Kino
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR, Flourescent)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Flourescent
Color Balance: Both
Wattage: n/a


4ft 4 Bank Kino
-Type: (Open-Face, Fresnel, PAR, Flourescent)
-Color Balance: (Tungsten/Daylight)
-Wattage

Type: Flourescent
Color Balance: Both
Wattage: n/a

 

[Paul Hudson]

I am not sure I have ever seen a 5 or 10K open face or par. Of course you can always operate them, "open eye" and will essentially be an open face.

However, maybe I am wrong, it wouldn't be the first time.

 

[slondon]

Dillon, good idea. Have you used Google image search to look for pics of these lights? It works. For example, your first lamp is an Inkie. Google finds this for <inky light>:

 

[umuima]

It would be great to get pictures up and the info filled in for a sticky...