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Genaray Escort Daylight LED Interview 3-Light Kit

By John Bosley 7 Comments
Last Updated On March 5, 2018

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Today I am going to review the Genaray Escort Daylight LED Interview 3-Light Kit. As the name implies, this kit contains three LED light panels. Two of the panels are flood lights, while one panel is a spot light. While I feel that these lights are mainly intended for use with video, I tested the lights for both photo and video.

Genaray Escort LED Light Kit-20
The Genaray Escort LED 3-Light Kit includes two flood lights and a spot light. The stands are not included

Before getting too far into the review, let’s take a quick look at what’s included in the kit, as well as the light and remote control specifications:

What’s Included

  • 3 lights with barn doors
  • 3 diffusion filters
  • 3 tungsten filters
  • 3 stand mounts
  • 3 handle mounts
  • 3 AC adapters
  • 3 power cables
  • 6 NP-F750 batteries
  • 3 battery chargers
  • 3 12V Cigarette lighter adapters
  • 1 remote control
  • 1 carry case

Specifications

Light Fixture – Flood

  • Beam Angle – 75°
  • Color Temperature – 5600K
  • Color Accuracy Standard – CRI 96
  • Cooling System – None
  • Dimming – Yes, 10 – 100% (Stepped)
  • Display – LCD
  • Housing Material – Polycarbonate
  • Number of LEDs – 680
  • Expected Lamp Life – 50,000 Hours
  • Fixture Dimensions – 10.3 x 7.2 x 2.0″ / 26.3 x 18.3 x 5.0 cm
  • Fixture Weight – 2.2 lb / 1 kg

Light Fixture – Spot

  • Beam Angle – 25°
  • Color Temperature – 5600K
  • Color Accuracy Standard – CRI 91
  • Cooling System – None
  • Dimming – Yes, 10 – 100% (Stepped)
  • Display – LCD
  • Housing Material – Polycarbonate
  • Number of LEDs – 680
  • Expected Lamp Life – 50,000 Hours
  • Fixture Dimensions – 10.3 x 7.2 x 2.0″ / 26.3 x 18.3 x 5.0 cm
  • Fixture Weight – 2.2 lb / 1 kg

Mounting

  • Fixture Mount – 1/4″-20 Female Thread
  • Mount via Included Adapter – 5/8″ Receiver
  • Accessory Mount – None

Wireless Remote

  • Channels – 99
  • Functions Supported – On/Off, dimming, variable color (Bi-Color LED)
  • Batteries – 2x AAA (not included)
  • Frequency – 2.4 GHZ
  • Frequency Range – 98′ (30 m)
  • Dimensions – 3.4 x 1.8 x 1.0″ (8.6 x 4.5x 25.4 cm)
  • Weight – With batteries: 2.5 oz (72 g), Without batteries: 1.7 oz (49 g)

Table of Contents

  • Overview and Specifications
  • Build Quality and Handling
  • Summary
  • Sample Images
  • Reader Comments
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Filed Under: Flash Photography and Lighting Tagged With: DSLR Video, Lighting, Gear Reviews, Artificial Light

About John Bosley

John Bosley is a wedding and portrait photographer in Denver who loves creating authentic, emotional images with his clients. He has a soft spot for functional antiques. You might see him writing with a fountain pen from his collection or shooting with one of his many film cameras. You can view his work on his website or see what he’s been up to lately on Instagram.

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