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Flourescent studio lighting for sale

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:22 am
by jimslip
I've got 2 Konova flourescent studio lights for sale.

[img]http://konovaphoto.com/media/catalog/pr ... 3/330w.jpg[/img]


I imported them from Korea and they are brilliant and very well made, but heavy, so I want to sell them as I am travelling much more now. So great for a studio or someone who doesnt mind lugging them around. You'll need a couple of heavy duty stands, I want to keep mine. You can't dim them, but you can simply close the barn doors to the appropriate position, or put some scrim on them. I've used all the main makes on my productions and for the money these are brilliant.Bulbs are by Osram.

They are both as new. I'm selling them ?170 each, which is the bargain of the century! Or both for ?320.

Contact me at jimslip@aol.com


Re: Flourescent studio lighting for sale

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 1:09 pm
by jimslip
For further information:

1. They run cool unlike red-head kits.
2. They're already daylight colour corrected.


Re: Flourescent studio lighting for sale

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 7:58 pm
by Arsewithclass
Nice pieces of equiptment... I have Halogen bulbs at the moment. Whats the light like? Does it change the look of the film?


Re: Flourescent studio lighting for sale

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 8:31 pm
by planeterotica
You can buy these for ?1.99 on Ebay !cigar!


Re: Flourescent studio lighting for sale

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 4:26 am
by jimslip
The problem with powerful 800 watt tungsten lights like Redheads is that only 10% of the power ends up as light the rest is in heat. So in a small studio everyone boils to death! Flourescent lights run cool. Benefits of Red heads is that they can be very portable, small and light.