The Ikan CB8 canvas LED is a lightweight and portable bi-color fixture that's between 2700K and 6500K. It hits a high mark of 95 CRI and 96 TLCI with an angle beam of 120-degrees. Its watts are equivalent to 300W incandescent soft light with a maximum power draw of 24W at 120V. The light is flexible enough to be used in unconventional or compact spaces, but can also be used as a full light kit. It will be available in two-point and three-point kits, which include light stands, bags, and a softbox diffuser. At launch, an app will be able to control it remotely. The price is set at around $399.
The Helia 150 (model: HF150) is a 4" bi-color fresnel light that's adjustable between 3200K and 5600K. It features high CRI and TLCI marks, a 28-70 beam angle and DMX in and out. Changing color temperature is easy with its dial-in knob. The Helia 150 will also come with barn doors and a gel frame. It will retail for $699.
CB8 Tech Specs
- 336 1.0watt LEDs
- Bi-Color 3200K-5600K
- 120 Degree Beam Angle
- Knob Control for Dimming
- Flexible Fabric Material
- Passive Cooling
- 20 x 10 x .5 inch
- 95 CRI 96 TLCI
Helia 150 Tech Specs
- 4" Fresnel
- Bi-Color Light adjustable from 3200K-5600K
- High CRI and TLCI
- 500 watts equivalency
- 28 to 70 Degree Beam Angle
- DMX In and Out
- No Exterior Power Ballast
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