Lighting Equipment in the Lynda Lab - Revision history

Krusea: /* Button Controls */

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‎Button Controls

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Krusea: /* Button Controls */

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‎Button Controls

Krusea: /* Nanlite PavoBulb 10C */

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‎Nanlite PavoBulb 10C

Krusea: /* Mode Button */

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‎Mode Button

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‎Mode Button

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‎Mode Button

Krusea: /* Mode Button */

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 The PavoBulbs also come with some plastic diffusion disc which has a suction cup that can be applied directly to the bulb. You can spin the topmost disc to adjust the diffusion and tighten the central knob to stop the disc from accidentally moving.
-[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Op4mjizkpM Here] is an in-depth tutorial as to how our PavoBulb kit works.
+Watch this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Op4mjizkpM tutorial] on the PavoBulb kit works for addtional information.
 == Stands ==

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 == iPad ==
 * There is an iPad with the Nanlink app for controlling Nanlite lights
 == Lights ==

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 * If you want a bit more control over the settings and feedback from the light, use one of the controllers found in the kit.
 * The controller allows for exact control over the PavoBulb like you would get from any of the other Nanlite options:
-* '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
+** '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
-* '''HSI''': A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
+** '''HSI''': A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
-* '''Effect''': This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
+** '''Effect''': This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
-* '''Menu''': This mode allows you to adjust the general setting of the light itself. You should not need to change these settings for general lab use.
+** '''Menu''': This mode allows you to adjust the general setting of the light itself. You should not need to change these settings for general lab use.
 The PavoBulbs also come with some plastic diffusion disc which has a suction cup that can be applied directly to the bulb. You can spin the topmost disc to adjust the diffusion and tighten the central knob to stop the disc from accidentally moving.

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 * If you want a bit more control over the settings and feedback from the light, use one of the controllers found in the kit.
 * The controller allows for exact control over the PavoBulb like you would get from any of the other Nanlite options:
 * '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
-** '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
 * '''HSI''': A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
 * '''Effect''': This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.

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 === Nanlite PavoBulb 10C ===
-The Lynda Lab
+The Lynda Lab has a set of 4 Nanlite PavoBulbs. These lights are quite a lot of fun, but more situational than some of the other lights in this space.
 has a set of 4 Nanlite PavoBulbs. These lights are quite a lot of fun, but more
-situational than some of the other lights in this space. The easiest way to
-power these lights in this space is by using their magnetic bases (AS-MBA-E27)
-and a power cable. This way these lights can stick to anything magnetic in the
-lab, or anything that you potentially bring with you for shooting. The lights
-can also be powered through a USB-C connection. A few USB-C cables are included
-in the kit.
-Three buttons
+==== Set Up ====
-can be found on the PavoBulb itself. These buttons (Dim, Mode, CCT/hue) allow
+* The easiest way to power these lights in this space is by using their magnetic bases (AS-MBA-E27) and a power cable.
-you to change the brightness, and color of the lights. If you want a bit more
+* This way these lights can stick to anything magnetic in the lab, or anything that you potentially bring with you for shooting.
-control over the settings and feedback from the light, use one of the controllers
+* The lights can also be powered through a USB-C connection. A few USB-C cables are included in the kit.
-found in the kit. The controller allows for exact control over the PavoBulb like
-you would get from any of the other Nanlite options:
-* <u>CCT</u>: This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
-* <u>HSI</u>: A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
-* <u>Effect</u>: This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
-* <u>Menu</u>: This mode allows you to adjust the general setting of the light itself. You should not need to change these settings for general lab use.
-The PavoBulbs
+==== Button Controls ====
-also come with some plastic diffusion disc which has a suction cup that can be
+* Three buttons can be found on the PavoBulb itself. Dim, Mode, CCT/HUE
-applied directly to the bulb. You can spin the topmost disc to adjust the diffusion
+* These buttons allow you to change the brightness, and color of the lights.
-and tighten the central knob to stop the disc from accidentally moving.
+* If you want a bit more control over the settings and feedback from the light, use one of the controllers found in the kit.
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Op4mjizkpM Here] is an in-depth tutorial as to how our PavoBulb kit works.

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 * When putting on attachments, you should hear a click when it is in place.
-==== Mode Button ====
+==== Back Panel Controls ====
 * The Nanlite Forza 60C lights have 4 modes that can be switched between using the '''Mode''' button:
 ** '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
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 ** '''Effect''': This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
 ** '''Menu''': This mode allows you to adjust the general setting of the light itself. You should not need to change these settings for general lab use.
-If you would
+To adjust these settings, each of these lights has two dials on the back of them, right below the screen.
-like to add more shape or texture to the Forza 60C we have a projection
+* The dial on the left, with the blue accent, is used to adjust whichever setting you have selected.
-attachment, the PJ-FMM-19! This lens screws onto the front of the Forza and
+* The dial on the right changes which setting you have selected.
 allows for the use of 4 different gobos. These add different textures to your
-light like a foliage or blinds effect. Each gobo can be slid into the mount,
+==== Attachments ====
-and the mount can slide into the slot just in front of the cutters. The gobos
+* If you would like to add more shape or texture to the Forza 60C we have a projection attachment, the PJ-FMM-19.
-are labeled with their effect and can be found in the same bag as the lens. This
+* This lens screws onto the front of the Forza and allows for the use of 4 different gobos.
-attachment comes with built-in cutters which allow you to shape the light for
+* These add different textures to your light like a foliage or blinds effect.
-whatever your shoot needs. The black knob towards the front of the attachment
+* Each gobo can be slid into the mount, and the mount can slide into the slot just in front of the cutters.
-allows you to focus and unfocus the light. When using this attachment, it is
+* The gobos are labeled with their effect and can be found in the same bag as the lens.
-recommended to mount the attachment to the stand rather than the light. This
+* This attachment comes with built-in cutters which allow you to shape the light for whatever your shoot needs.
-should help with balance, as this attachment will make it front heavy.
+* The black knob towards the front of the attachment allows you to focus and unfocus the light.
 === Nanlite PavoBulb 10C ===

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 * '''Effect''': This setting allows you to switch between different flashing and looping light effects. The left dial dims, the right dial allows you to select which setting you want to change, the center dial adjusts the setting selected by the right dial.
 * '''Preset''': This button allows you to save lighting presets. This makes it easier if you need to move the lights around and need to go back to previously used
 '''Menu''': Allows you to adjust the general settings of the light itself. Most of the time this option will not be necessary for Lynda Lab use.
 * '''Lock''': Allows for you to lock in whatever light setting you have enabled. Long press the button lock/unlock. This setting ensures that even if a light gets bumped or moved, the setting won’t accidentally change.
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 === Nanlite Forza 60C ===
-Here in the Lynda Lab, we have a set of 3 Nanlite Forza 60C lights with some accessories. These can be found in the larger black hard case. These lights are a bit more
+There is a set of 3 Nanlite Forza 60C lights with some accessories. These can be found in the larger black hard case. These lights are a bit more directional than the other lights mentioned previously. Despite this, they are still highly versatile.
 directional than the other lights mentioned previously. Despite this, they are
-still highly versatile. Each light can be screwed on to any of the stands that
+==== Set Up ====
-are in the Lynda Lab. They each have a protective cap on the front of them.
+* Each light can be screwed on to any of the stands that are in the Lynda Lab.
-This cap also acts as a mild diffuser. To remove this cap as well as any other
+* They each have a protective cap on the front of them. This cap also acts as a mild diffuser.
-attachments, press the button found directly above where the light comes out
+* To remove this cap as well as any other attachments, press the button found directly above where the light comes out of. This is the release, which will allow you to screw out the attachment.
-of. This is the release, which will allow you to screw out the attachment. This
+* This cap must be removed to put on other attachments like the softboxes or the projection attachment.
-cap must be removed to put on other attachments like the softboxes or the projection
+* When putting on attachments, you should hear a click when it is in place.
 attachment. When putting on attachments, you should hear a click when it is in
-place. The Nanlite Forza 60C lights have 4 modes that can be switched between
+==== Mode Button ====
-using the ‘mode’ button:
+* The Nanlite Forza 60C lights have 4 modes that can be switched between using the '''Mode''' button:
 * CCT: This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
-* HSI: A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
+** '''CCT''': This is your basic white light. Offers a range of warm to cool tones of light.
-* Effect: This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
+* '''HSI''': A colored light. This light also has adjustable hue and saturation.
-* Menu: This mode allows you to adjust the general setting of the light itself. You should not need to change these settings for general lab use.
+* '''Effect''': This mode lets you switch between multiple different looping and flashing effects.
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