There is currently no plans to make a tungsten-only version. Below it you can find a dial to adjust brightness, as well as one to control temperature between tungsten and daylight in the bicolour version. This main brick serves to mount the light as well as a V-Lock battery plate for power supply. The core of the system is the main control and power ballast. While the cost of other flexible panels from the likes of Cineroid or Kamerar can quickly add up, a complete set of Dracast Flexible LED panels could be very well within the realm of possibility for someone wanting to put together their first lighting kit.
With that popularity comes competition and a “race to the bottom” in terms of affordability. We caught up wth John from Dracast who gave us the rundown on these new panels.Īt this stage in the game, the concept of the flexible LED panel is no longer a revolutionary innovation, and is starting to become a more popular variant of your typical 1×1 LEDs. A bi-color option adds to the overall versatility, and its competitive price makes it particularly attractive. Introduced at NAB 2017, the Dracast Flexible LED Panel is a 1×1, V-Lock battery-powered fixture that bends to whatever use you may need.
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