Nanlite Forza300

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Appearance-wise, the Nanlite Forza 300B II FS-300B looks slightly different from Nanlite’s own FS-300B. Build Quality You do get a clamp attachment in the kit that allows you to mount the power supply/controller to a loight stand, etc. Power Draw

Both the included head cables and power cables for Forza 300 II and 300B II are substantially longer than what came with the older generation. The head cables are 9.8 feet (3 m), the power cables are 19.8 feet (6 m). If you need even more length to mount your 300 II’s up higher, you can get the 24.7-foot (7.5 m) CB-FZ-7.5M head cable, or the 39.5-foot (12 m) CB-FZ-12M head cable, both sold separately. Nanlite users praise the beautiful quality of light our fixtures produce first and foremost. Light from the Forza 300B II doesn't just look good—it's accurate. With an average CRI of 96 and an average TLCI of 97, you won't waste time in post-production trying to fix color issues. The TM-30 scores are all excellent and it shows me that the light is pretty consistent at replicating accurate colors with full saturation. The consistency of the scores was impressive. SSI You can’t judge a light from one set of photometric results. You have to look at all of the different results to be able to come to a conclusion.This is the second-generation of this fixture and it's been improved in every regard. The Control Unit is 37% smaller, it gets 30% more battery life (batteries sold separately), it can run on a single V-Mount battery, and it doesn’t have a fan. The included cables are substantially longer: 19.8 feet (6 m) for the power cable, 9.8 feet (3 m) for the head cable, and even longer head cables are available separately. It's compatible with a vast number of Bowens Mount light modifiers, including Nanlite's own offerings. A useful 55° reflector is included, and with the FL-20G Fresnel (sold separately), output increases to 197000 Lux (18301.9 fc) at 1 meter. The Nanlite Forza 300B II Bi-Color LED Spotlight excels at being as compact and lightweight as possible—yet delivers 68060 Lux (6323 fc) at 1-meter 5600K with the included reflector. It was built for professional production with a versatile CCT range of 2700K–6500K, durable construction, control options for Bluetooth, 2.4G, and DMX/RDM, a frosted-glass protected COB, a fully redesigned yoke, and a Control Unit that runs on AC or side-mounted V-Mount batteries (sold separately). It has a highly accurate CRI average of 96 and a TLCI of 97, and lets you easily adjust the green-to-magenta shift by +/- 80, which is made possible by its WW(RG) LED source and light-mixing chamber. Above you can see what the light looks like at a distance of 3m /9.9′ when using its reflector. The nice aspect of the reflector is that it doesn’t have a hot spot.

In the menu, you can adjust quite a few settings, such as the DMX, fan, etc. The menu is reasonably intuitive, and it is easy enough to make changes to items that you need to adjust. By utilizing the near-universal Bowens style light modifier mount, the Forza 500 is compatible with a massive selection of light modifiers. Including, but not limited to Nanlite's line of fresnel, softboxes and umbrellasAs it utilizes a Bowens mount you can use a wide array of affordable lighting modifiers. Nanlite also makes quite a few of its own accessories for the light. Conclusion The Forza 200 from Nanlite is a monolight style LED engineered to give maximum output out of a minimal footprint. With a light head weighing only 4 lbs, the Forza 200 employs a COB LED module and a precision-engineered reflector to emit 37540 Lux of 5600K daylight-balanced light at 1 meter. All while maintaining a high CRI/TLCI of 98/97, ensuring accurate colour rendition. There are 11 special effects available in the Forza 60 II, and 12 in the Forza 60B II. All effects can have their individual parameters adjusted. Multiple control options include onboard, 2.4G, Bluetooth, and DMX/RDM.