Lupo has recently launched new, revised versions of its popular Dayled line of Fresnel LED fixtures. The new models feature a revised and thus improved barn door design and now use a COB design instead of the old SMB design. Lupo has several other improvements in store for these lights, so read on for a review of the new Lupo Dayled 1000 bi-color LED light! Lupo has made a major update to their line of Dayled Fresnel lights, which includes a 650, 1K and 2K models. They sent me the redesigned Dayled 1000 dual color and I compared it side-by-side with the old model. Long story short… the new redesign is significantly better, with a higher build quality, half a stop more output and greatly improved color rendering. image credit: Lupo If you want to know more about Lupo’s LED lights, such as the so-called Kickasspanel, you can read more here. Lupo Dayled 1000 – the chip Lupo has also made several other improvements in the design and functionality of their Dayled line, which takes these lights to the professional level while retaining the same affordable prices as the old models. image credit: Scott Leslie / Lupo (graphics) Lupo has ditched their old SMB LED chip and is now using a COB (Chip on Board) chip. COB chips pack 8.5 times more LEDs on its surface area than an SMB chip, which makes COB chips more energy efficient and brighter. Later in the review I will go over the luminance...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 15 June, 2021