led light cob without multiple shadows

[dop16mm]

Has anyone used the 150, looks like it could be the sweet spot in punch vs potential over heating. Also a good amount cheaper than the 200.

[frank10]

If you are looking at the 300d, bear in mind that this light fails because of heat issues. If the lamp is angled at 45 degrees or more and at 100% it will fail. So if you need a lamp with those rather simple abilities I would avoid Aputure like the plague. They are completely aware of the issue and offer no fix other than a vague promise about a fix someday...

Caveat Emptor

Good to know! Thank you

[core_50]

If you are looking at the 300d, bear in mind that this light fails because of heat issues. If the lamp is angled at 45 degrees or more and at 100% it will fail. So if you need a lamp with those rather simple abilities I would avoid Aputure like the plague. They are completely aware of the issue and offer no fix other than a vague promise about a fix someday...

Caveat Emptor

strange peace of information. If only one unit failed this way, It doesn't mean much. And why 45° is relevant, how do you came up to this conclusion?

[core_50]

Btw, I shoot 45 deg almost all the time with this light, haven't noticed anything unusual.

[frank10]

strange peace of information. If only one unit failed this way, It doesn't mean much. And why 45° is relevant, how do you came up to this conclusion?

I found what he meant in the last comments of this topic:
https://nofilmschool.com/2017/11/apu...k-and-thats-ok

It seems he refers to V-mount battery when used more than 90% power. Not a hardware light failure, but a "save the lamp for too much heat".

[frank10]

I found in the USA, this brand:
Intellytech
https://www.intellytechusa.com/colle...nel-led-lights

It seems to be the same models of the Falcon Eyes.
Any info on this? Anyone tried them?
Is it a division of Falcon Eyes or is Falcon Eyes that sells/rebrands the Intellytech products?