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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How important is the CRI rating for obtaining true color? Is 85 CRI good enough?

A: Anything above CRI of 82 is very good.

Q: 2. Are the Led dimmable?

A: The FotodioX LED Studio-In-a-Box (24 x 24") power cord does come with a built-in dimmer.

Q: 3. My project involves micro-photography, so my lens will be very close to the subject -as close as an inch. Can the lighting be arranged to avoid shadowing by the lens?

A: The lights are fixed position in the top of the box.

Q: 4. What are its dimensions?

A: Fixture Dimensions 8.5 x 12.4 x 1.8" / 21.6 x 31.5 x 5.5 cm

Q: 5. what kind of replacement bulbs do i need?

A: We haven't had to change the bulb yet.

Q: 6. I live in Hong Kong and the local voltage is 220v. Can I request a 220v AC adaptor when making the purchase?

A: you don't need to , in the specs the item operates from 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Q: 7. Do these lights have render good color? Do they have good CRI? Or is the daytime light coming out greenish? Thanks.

A: They do a decent job IMHO; no green hue. But the light output is on the weaker side.

Q: 8. Are these heavy enough that I should need sandbags?

A: No, they are fairly light.

Q: 9. Do the LED lights have a dimming switch?

A: No, you will have to adjust the exposure on your camera.

Q: 10. I am doing product photography for my work and I am working with a relatively small budget. I need pure white color (or close to it). Would these lights work? Any other recommended setups instead of these lights?

A: They're as blue as daylight. I've had good luck with them as supplements in semi-outdoor environments, no gel, and they've matched well. They'll take a CTO if you need to warm them up to match tungsten or to warm up skin-tone, but you loose a little bit of punch. If they are your only source, you should be able to balance for them pretty easily.