LED flood light is a kind of point light source that can shine evenly in all directions, and its irradiation range can be adjusted arbitrarily to show a positive octahedron in the scene.
Flood light is the most widely used light source in effects production,
and the standard floodlight is used to illuminate the whole scene. Multiple floodlights can be used in a scene to produce a better effect.
Flood light is one of the most widely used light sources in effects, and multiple flood lights can be used to coordinate the effects in a scene to produce a better effect.
It is the best analogy to light bulbs and candles, as it shines evenly in all directions from a specific point. Floodlights can be placed anywhere on the scene.
For example, it can be placed outside the range of the camera, or inside the object. It is common to use many different colors of floodlights at a distance in a scene.
These flood lights can cast shadows and mix them on the model.
Flood lights are very predictable due to their large illumination range, and there are many ancillary uses for these lights.
For example, a floodlight placed close to the surface of an object will produce bright, bright light on the surface.
It is important to note that too many floodlights should not be created, otherwise the effect will look bland and dull.
Therefore, in the usual production of effects, it is necessary to pay more attention to the influence of lighting parameters， and layout on the whole effect scene, accumulate more experience, and master the skills of lighting.
Flood light characteristics.
Under the low current, LED flood light temperature rise is not obvious. If the ambient temperature is high,
the main wavelength of the LED flood light will be red-shifted, the brightness will drop, and the uniformity and consistency of light will deteriorate.
Especially the temperature rise of the dot matrix and the large display has a more significant impact on the reliability and stability of LED flood lights. Therefore, thermal design is critical.
Flood light is the best analogy to light bulbs and candles, as it irradiates objects evenly from a specific point to all directions. Floodlights can be placed anywhere on the scene.
For example, it can be placed outside the camera’s range or inside the object. It is common to use many different colors of floodlights at a distance in a scene.
These flood lights can cast shadows and mix them on the model.
Flood lights are very predictable because of their large illumination range, and there are many ancillary uses for these lights.
For example, led flood light placed close to the surface of an object will produce bright, bright light on the surface of the object.
