Recommendations on LED Bi-Color Lights?

[J.Brown]

To me there are two huge advantages on the Aladdin lights. First I've yet to find a LED panel with better light quality. Secondly they can be packed down really slim and as they are so feather light it's a back saver.

I also have to say that with the latest All-in generation much of the hassle with cables and big dimmers is a thing of the past as Aladdin really have made things small this time. I wasn't to fond of their previous 1x2 panel as it was a bit messy with that huge dimmer so I sold it. But the new one is sweet.

Actually I have a solid frame for the 1x2 that makes it faster to deploy but it's just to heavy so I never used it.

 

[DDirector]

I would say the Falcon Eyes flex take about a minute each to set up with the x frame and soft box front. So no real issue time wise, plus I have 3 lights that fit in a small production bag and run on batteries, that replaced 3 Kino Parabeams that took up 10x the space for the same output

I have the falcon eyes and I just keep it setup. It has a small soft box and I just keep it in that.
If I need to pack it down smaller ill take it apart. But the size that it is now, is perfectly fine and having the portability of needing to roll it isnt really something necessary for me atm. Maybe if Im flying, taking a train or whatever. But if Im just transporting it in my car im perfectly fine with it. Even the Intellytech lights, they fold. And thats decent enough.

But they arent the brightest lights and not useful for a lot of cituations. Would rather get fresnels and light panels with much better light output than getting flex lights because of the portability