Eric Coughlin
Veteran
https://www.filmtools.com/ledgo-1200w-rgb-panel-light-dyno-1200c.html
This looks interesting, a 1200w 36" x 36" 44 lb RGB LED panel with WiFi for $5800. That's three times the power of a Skypenal SC-60, while just 7 lbs heavier (assuming Ledgo isn't hiding some super heavy ballast from the specs).
I searched for more information of this product, primarily, photos. Filmtools has a photo on their site, unlike B&H, but it's actually a photo of the 600w Ledgo panel, and not the 1200w which should be a square light given it's dimensions, so I've been unable to find a photo of the light.
Compared to Creamsource's SpaceX light, which is 40 lbs (4 lbs lighter), 21.5" x 21.5" (14.5" smaller), and offers more versatility with two different beam angle options with lens attachments of either 115 degrees or 50 degrees. The Creamsource has six separate light sources, though it seems to give an even light, could still have multiple shadow issues making it more difficult to use without additional diffusion than a soft panel product like the Ledgo. No Wifi with the SpaceX. The SpaceX looks built like a tank, so I would imagine the build quality is better and I believe Creamsource has a better reputation than Ledgo. I don't see lighting effects on the SpaceX which the Ledgo does have (cop car, fire, etc.)
I personally like smaller lights which are easier to fit in vehicles for transport or handle as a single person, so I would still lean toward the SpaceX, but the Ledgo does offer some unique and appealing aspects that I'm not seeing others on the market having yet.
This looks interesting, a 1200w 36" x 36" 44 lb RGB LED panel with WiFi for $5800. That's three times the power of a Skypenal SC-60, while just 7 lbs heavier (assuming Ledgo isn't hiding some super heavy ballast from the specs).
I searched for more information of this product, primarily, photos. Filmtools has a photo on their site, unlike B&H, but it's actually a photo of the 600w Ledgo panel, and not the 1200w which should be a square light given it's dimensions, so I've been unable to find a photo of the light.
Compared to Creamsource's SpaceX light, which is 40 lbs (4 lbs lighter), 21.5" x 21.5" (14.5" smaller), and offers more versatility with two different beam angle options with lens attachments of either 115 degrees or 50 degrees. The Creamsource has six separate light sources, though it seems to give an even light, could still have multiple shadow issues making it more difficult to use without additional diffusion than a soft panel product like the Ledgo. No Wifi with the SpaceX. The SpaceX looks built like a tank, so I would imagine the build quality is better and I believe Creamsource has a better reputation than Ledgo. I don't see lighting effects on the SpaceX which the Ledgo does have (cop car, fire, etc.)
I personally like smaller lights which are easier to fit in vehicles for transport or handle as a single person, so I would still lean toward the SpaceX, but the Ledgo does offer some unique and appealing aspects that I'm not seeing others on the market having yet.
