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Vortex 8 discrepancy

Hi, what a great tool and I can’t wait to see the next improvements! I will like to point out that there are some discrepancies in the Vortex 8 data, for example in lightcalc with native 20° beam 5600K at 5m gives a reading of 2940 lx when Creamsource’s website gives 5200 lx, haven’t have the chance to practically check these readings myself but I will very soon. Also it would be great to add the Maxibroute series of tungsten lights, or maybe just the different types of Par64 bulbs and from there we can scale up to whatever fits. For the future It would also be great to have the ability to mix different types of lights, for example I like to rig on a Condor HMI and Tungsten together, so having the ability to know the readings of these units combined would be really helpful. Last but not least and this is probably the most complicated thing, having the option of bouncing material also, like the most popular ones, Ultra bounce, Silver , Chequerd and of course the CRLS, this would be something completely new and never heard of!

vladimir martínez About 1 month ago

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Fixture Request: Lupo Superpanel Pro Full Color and other Lupo models

Hi, I’d like to request the addition of Lupo fixtures to the library — ideally covering the full range, but especially the Superpanel Pro Full Color models (30 and 60), which I’ve been working with recently. I’ve been referencing their photometric values manually in Excel for now, but it would be great to have them integrated directly into the software for a more accurate and efficient workflow. The official datasheets, including detailed photometric data for all models, are available here: 👉 https://www.lupo.it/en/download/lights-datasheet/files Thanks for considering this request!

Jeremias De Meo 4 months ago

Add a step-by-step tutorial.

As a novice cinematographer, it's still quite difficult for me to understand how from A to Z: Being on location, how do I take all the measurements I need (with an light meter). To later record these measurements in lightculc to calculate which lighting device is needed to achieve the desired intensity at a given distance. I'm trying to figure it out, but without a clearer explanation, or even better, a video tutorial and instructions, it's harder to understand. Therefore, such instructions would be very, very useful for beginners like me. "To be taken and held by the hand" (shown) step by step how to perform all these processes.

Saken 5 months ago