Kino Flo
Kino Flo is one of the premier brands in the industry and can justifiably be credited with changing the way film making has evolved on set and on location. Their light weight colour correct lighting fixtures have not only won them Academy Awards but have been such a dominating product that the rental companies all over the world will have dedicated Kino Flo departments. Their latest equipment takes them into the LED world with new top of class fixtures now available and firmly accepted as a standard by the professional.
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Kino Flo Double
P.O.AThe popular Kino Flo Double portable lighting system has been redesigned with universal input voltage from 100VAC-240VAC.
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Kino Flo 4 Bank DMX
P.O.AThe popular Kino Flo Double portable lighting system has been redesigned with universal input voltage from 100VAC-240VAC.
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Kino Flo Celeb 250
£3,280.00The Kino Flo Celeb® 250 LED fixture produces a soft, even wraparound lighting quality and produces colour faithfully, beautifully on HD or film, in the studio or on location.
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Kino Flo Celeb 450
£5,420.00The Kino Flo Celeb® 450 DMX LED is one of the largest LED soft panels available in the market today. The Celeb 450 has three Menu options, one white and two colour menus.
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Kino Flo Celeb 450Q DMX
P.O.AThe Kino Flo Celeb® 401Q DMX LED is one of the largest LED soft panels available in the market today and produces a soft, broad, wraparound light.
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Kino Flo Celeb 850
P.O.AThe Kino Flo Celeb 850 LED DMX joins Kino Flo’s family line of LED soft lights. One of the largest LED’s in the industry, the Celeb 850’s “All in One” design includes standard DMX in/out ports for cable as well as wireless DMX connectivity
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Kino Flo Image L40 LED
P.O.AImage L40 LED fixture, a narrow profile, shallow depth panel exquisitely suited to lighting small to medium-size green screen stages, as well as talent lighting on television news and video broadcast sets.
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Kino Flo Image L80 LED
P.O.AKino Flo Lighting’s Image L80 LED fixtures, endowed with superior white light and boasting a full hue and saturation gamut, including the company’s own supergreen and superblue visual effects colours.
