Godox Pixel Tube TP4R (120cm)
Spain: 2 to 7 business days, France: 5 to 10 business days
Spanish guarantee
- Model: TP4R
- DC inputs: 20V⎓2.35A
- Input power: 47W
- Lithium Battery: 14.4V 6000mAh
- DC Power Supply/Lithium Battery Power Supply/V-Mount Battery Power Supply
- Note: V-mount battery must be 14.8V or 26V 100Wh and is sold separately.
- Battery life (at 100% brightness): Approx. 140 min
- Charging time: Approx. 150 minutes
- Waterproof grade: IP65
- CCT range: 2000K-10000K
- Mode: 5 modes: CCT mode, HSI mode, RGB mode, GEL mode, FX mode
- Types of currencies: 17
- Control methods: DMX512 control, Bluetooth APP control, CRMX control, light body control, RDM control
- Bluetooth control distance: Max. 30m
- Wireless control distance: Max. 100m
- Working environment temperature: -10℃~40℃
- Dimension: 47mm*47mm*1200mm
- Net weight: 1.5 kilos
- Envío gratuito en Andorra a partir de 99 €
- Garantía oficial de distribuidor autorizado
- Devolución sin complicaciones en 14 días
Description
From a boring bedroom to a funky studio
With the CCT range of 2000K to 10000K in 100K increments and hue adjustment from 0° to 360°, millions of colors are under your control and you can easily create scenes with any kind of visual appeal.
High pixel density
The higher pixel density makes it easier to achieve realistic scenes. Being able to control more separate pixels ensures smoother pixel movement, which simulates real-life moving light more vividly and enables more precise pixel mapping. Additionally, you can program pixel parameters into three built-in pixel effects, including chasing, flowing, and fading.
Multiple connection methods
There are multiple connection options available: wireless CRMX, wired DMX, and the updated Godox Light 3.0. The LumenRadio's built-in wireless DMX module makes controlling the light more convenient and allows you to operate the light with other professional lights on the same control system.
More precise adjustment
To manage the number of occupied channels, you can switch between 8-bit and 16-bit modes. 8-bit is a good choice when you have a limited number of channels and need to control more lights. 16-bit will do the trick when you prefer more precise control over color and brightness.
Mapping
for realistic scenes
Light mapping capabilities simplify the process of simulating real-life scenarios. By using mapping software to project video onto a pixel light array, you can achieve lighting effects that no ordinary light can achieve. Mapping ensures that changes in light and shadows on illuminated objects appear natural and fluid.
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