Lowel Blender LED Lights an Office Setting w/ No Windows, Day Color Desk Lamp, & Ceiling Fluo's

!±8± Lowel Blender LED Lights an Office Setting w/ No Windows, Day Color Desk Lamp, & Ceiling Fluo's

Lowel Blender inventor Tom Robotham uses 2 LED Blenders to light an office interview. This video segment is from a lesson at Lowel's Lighting Resource Center, Lowel EDU (www.lowel.com Notes: - Ambient color temp in room - aprox 5000K (slightly warmer than conventional daylight 5600 - 6500K). - Single fixture overhead fluorescent tubes are 'warm daylight' color, and the desk lamp has a daylight colored lamp in it. - Lit with 2 Blenders. The first is placed at the far front desk corner, set with a low level of daylight & tungsten (50/50 blend), and 2 diffusers added to reduce & soften output. A piece of gaffer tape is added, like a flag, to cut light spill on backside of the computer screen. A second Blender is set up near the camera with a low level of day- light (no tungsten) to fill in shadows, and counter the warm overhead fluorescent. Cracked Ice Diffuser added.

Lowel Blender LED Lights an Office Setting w/ No Windows, Day Color Desk Lamp, & Ceiling Fluo's

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