Genaray Monobright Daylight LED 750

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ggrantly

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Any thoughts about these. What is the overall quality of Genaray products? How is their customer service?

Check out this BH kit:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...t=Retail&utm_term=MonoBright-Daylight-LED-750

TIA
Grant

Edit: Note that I have recently purchased some smallish led daylight panels and would like to supplement with something that has a bit more throw. I would prefer some big led fresnels but that is presently out of my financial network.
 
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Never heard of the brand. You generally get what you pay for, these look cheap. If you want cheap and 50 watts, these look better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwzovAABz7s The Generays look like photo strobes that have been gutted and an LED element inserted. Pretty large looking for 50 watts too. The CAME-TV lights look a lot smaller.
 
This may not put out any more light than an average-ish 1x1 range led panel since it only draws 50W. Expect it to perform like a 250W openface tungsten light.
 
I've been looking through a lot of LED specs and I found that >90 CRI usually means an r9 of >50, giving you not so good reds. >95 CRI usually has R9 of 80-90ish, so that would be where I would aim for when buying new LED lights.

Also 50W power draw means that they are maybe equivalent to 300w tungsten, not 750. Not a biggie, but I hate overstated light stats. (it provides 8000 lux of light but with no stated distance, that is a bogus stat. Im pretty sure it doesnt provide 8000 lux at 20 feet). Lumens are a better measure simply because they are independent of variables like beam angle and distance.

That price seems nice though.
 
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