🔦 Falcon Eyes RX-24TDX 150W Roll-Flex LED Light with Honeycomb Grid Softbox: Bi-Color Dimmable 3000K-5600K Light, DMX Compatible (24TDX with RX-24TDXSBHC) Review

This flashlight ticks all the boxes. It is flexible in the truest sense of the word. Attach it to the wall with some kind of hook, attach it to the stand with the frame, unfold it and place it on the tabletop. Tons of power for power, and the softbox and honeycomb make it even more versatile. And the brightness when adjusted from incandescent to daylight seems very stable. The only drawback: There is a slight purple dab of color. A little plus green should handle that just fine.

I urgently needed an alternative to lugging around film. I already have a few light strips, but I wanted to try these too. I love that they are matte and I can stick them on a wall in a hard-to-reach spot or roll them up for a car or table. I checked them with my colorimeter and they are very clear in the color rendering index. They are also VERY bright. Lots of punch for such a small area. I slow them down with the provided grids and sometimes put 4x4 frames with 2/16 ahead for interviews…

I was really impressed by these lamps. I'm a DP based in Los Angeles and bought these tubes to replace the KinoFlo Diva kit. They are bright, color temperature accurate, lightweight and very versatile. I built a 3 light set of 2 Rx-24s and 1 RX-29 that all fit in a Pelican using Matthew's small reversible travel stands. Every time I use them on set I get asked who makes them, how much they cost and why no one has heard of them how awesome they are. I had a ballast failure with an RX-24 on set…

Note: I am not affiliated with Falcon Eyes and was not paid to write this review. This model is a huge improvement over the RX-18TD that I also own. The actual color temperature of daylight is now very close to the 5600K setting on the controller and the light is truly neutral; as a measure with Sekonic 700 meters; no green/magenta distortion and high TLCI across the spectrum. The 3200K setting has similar color accuracy. There is some CRI loss at settings between 5600 and 3200, but this is…

Really like this light and have used it many times on set. It's light, which means it's easy for Hollywood. I've had it for over 2 years now. In recent months, some of the LED strips fell out or behaved as if a short circuit had occurred when touching the panel (see video). Buyers should be aware that an out-of-warranty repair will need to be sent to the Hong Kong manufacturer and you will also need to pay for return shipping. I was shocked to find out at my local UPS store that it would cost…

Just bought two of these. I've only done initial testing and set up tests - I have yet to use them in production so this is more of a preview/initial reaction post. As a solo operator who often needs to fly with gear, I'm always evolving the size and weight of my gear, and these Falcon Eyes are a bit of a game changer for me. If you see the attached photo of my setup you will better understand why. Now I can place a large controlled light source on such a small area on an object. Nano style…

These lights are THE BEST. I've had them for a long time and they're quickly replacing all of my softlights, including my Kino 4ft 4banks. I bought three (one RX24 and two RX18) and bring them to every shoot. I'm a cinematographer in Los Angeles and my bosses absolutely loved these "cheap lights". The color at the end of daylight is best. The color on the tungsten end is magenta for hair, so I wear some 1/8 plus green if needed. Most of the time I don't notice it. All of these lights are very…

I bought two of these flashlights and used them on two completely different jobs for 7 days in a row. One was a high-end company and the other was a TV pilot, and those things were very comfortable. Here's everything you need to know: Light Output: Very bright for LEDs. With Standard Diffusion enabled, my light meter read 5.6 at 6ft at 24fps. I was also able to put on a standard diffuser (which looks like full mesh cloth to me) and then slip it through a 4x4 frame with 1/2 diffuser at 6ft and…