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Litepanels Studio X5 200W Bi-Color LED Fresnel Light, Pole Operated Yoke

SKU: LP9605313MFR: 960-5313

Precise color with 97 CRI LED Fresnel light.
Bi-Color LED: 2700-6500K color temperature range.
Adjustable 16-70° beam angle for light control.
200W LED Fresnel: Power & energy efficiency.
Dimming: 0-100% for lighting versatility.

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Litepanels Studio X6 300W Daylight LED Fresnel Light, Pole Operated Yoke

SKU: LP9606311MFR: 960-6311

Studio X6 LED Fresnel: Accurate 5600K daylight.
300W LED Fresnel: Control brightness 0-100% easily.
LED Fresnel Light: Minimal heat, maximum power.
Daylight LED: Durable build, extended product life.
Fresnel Light: Pole operated yoke for easy mounting.

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Litepanels Studio X7 360W Daylight LED Fresnel Light, Pole Operated Yoke

SKU: LP9607311MFR: 960-7311

360W LED Fresnel: High output, low heat.
Daylight LED: Accurate 5600K color temp.
Precise dimming: Adjust 0-100% easily.
Studio LED: 12-60° beam angle control.
CRI 90: Excellent color accuracy assured.

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Came-TV Boltzen F-150S 150W Fresnel Focusable LED Bi-Color 3-Light Kit

SKU: CTF150S3KITMFR: F-150S-3KIT

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150W Fresnel LED: High brightness, low heat output.
Bi-Color LED Lighting: Adjustable 3200K-5600K range.
Focusable Fresnel: Precise beam angle 28-80 degrees.
High CRI 96: Accurate color rendering for pro shoots.
Dimmable LED Fresnel: Seamless brightness control.

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Fresnel Lights

Fresnel lights were originally developed to improve the practicality and output of lighthouse lamps, but they’re used in a variety of applications today. Theatrical productions, movie sets, concerts, and video shoots all take advantage of the unique features found in Fresnel lights to offer impressive lighting output in a compact package.

How Are Fresnel Lights Unique?

Fresnel lights feature a distinctly shaped glass lens to control and amplify a beam of light. They’re made up of concentric circles (or annular steps) rather than a smooth convex lens, which means these lights can intensify and adjust light more effectively than other types of fixtures.

If you move the Fresnel lens closer or farther away from the light source, you can adjust the output of the light to suit your needs, making these some of the most flexible lights available.

Move the light closer to the lens, and the Fresnel delivers a wider beam used for a color wash or broader illumination. Move the light farther from the lens, and you can focus the beam into a narrower and more intense shape similar to a spotlight beam.

Things to Consider With Fresnel Lights

Fresnels are common and popular lights for a range of applications, but they do tend to heat up more easily than other styles of light fixtures. Even if you’re using an LED Fresnel, it’s wise to consider how much they’ll heat up your studio or set. Consider investing in light fixtures with internal fans to help dissipate the heat during longer shoots.

Because Fresnel lights produce more heat, they’re best used farther away from your subject. Hang your Fresnels overhead or on boom poles or stands whenever possible.

Using Accessories With Fresnel Lights

Using accessories with Fresnel fixtures is usually a straightforward endeavor. Most Fresnels come with attached barn doors to help photographers, videographers, and theatrical artists better control the shape and direction of light.

By adjusting the position of barn doors and focusing the beam of light, you can create a large range of lighting looks with a single instrument.

Fresnel Lights from Industry Preferred Brands

Whether you’re outfitting a theater, event space, or film studio, or you’re investing in a couple of multi-use lights, it’s best to buy fixtures from industry-preferred brands. Companies like Altman, ARRI, Dracast, Came-TV, and Mole-Richardson are well known in the live-event and motion-picture industries for their high-quality lighting fixtures.