The Unilux H3000 is ideal for pour, spritz, spray and ANY OTHER FAST MOVING ACTION -TYPE SHOTS. What’s more, the award-winning H3000 strobe system delivers maximum light intensity with minimal heat—so sensitive subjects do not wilt, melt, blister or fade. (unilux lights have a color temperature of 6500 degrees Kelvin vs. 3200-3800 degrees Kelvin for tungsten sources.) Music videos and feature films producers use Unilux strobe lighting to achieve a variety of special effects. It’s the only commercial strobe system with a fully controllable light source. With the Unilux H3000, you can spot and flood the lightheads and change the light intensity. … At the touch of a switch on the control panel, you can electronically vary light intensity (16 intensity settings are available). And the Unilux H3000 uses the most powerful lightheads in the industry, so, maximum intensity is achieved with fewer heads, reducing cost. . . . Unilux works with camera speeds up to 700 frames per second. This makes it compatible with most popular models of standard and high speed cameras—including Arri 435, 535, SR3; Panavision; Image 300; Photo-sonics; Mitchell; Wilcam; Moviecam and Aaton.”
The H3000 strobe lighting system ". . . flashes on and off rapidly. At speeds above 700 flashes per sec., a commercial strobe system flashes so frequently the on/off sequence cannot be detected by the human eye. The film in the camera is exposed one frame at a time. The lightheads in the Unilux system flash on and off in sync with camera shutter, each frame of film or video for precisely 1/100,000th of a second."
In 1994 Unilux was granted a technical achievement award from the Academy of Arts and Sciences for its work with the H3000: the lighting system used by the film industry.
The Unilux H3000 is ideal for pour, spritz, spray and ANY OTHER FAST MOVING ACTION -TYPE SHOTS. What’s more, the award-winning H3000 strobe system delivers maximum light intensity with minimal heat—so sensitive subjects do not wilt, melt, blister or fade. (unilux lights have a color temperature of 6500 degrees Kelvin vs. 3200-3800 degrees Kelvin for tungsten sources.) Music videos and feature films producers use Unilux strobe lighting to achieve a variety of special effects. It’s the only commercial strobe system with a fully controllable light source. With the Unilux H3000, you can spot and flood the lightheads and change the light intensity. … At the touch of a switch on the control panel, you can electronically vary light intensity (16 intensity settings are available). And the Unilux H3000 uses the most powerful lightheads in the industry, so, maximum intensity is achieved with fewer heads, reducing cost. . . . Unilux works with camera speeds up to 700 frames per second. This makes it compatible with most popular models of standard and high speed cameras—including Arri 435, 535, SR3; Panavision; Image 300; Photo-sonics; Mitchell; Wilcam; Moviecam and Aaton.”
The H3000 strobe lighting system ". . . flashes on and off rapidly. At speeds above 700 flashes per sec., a commercial strobe system flashes so frequently the on/off sequence cannot be detected by the human eye. The film in the camera is exposed one frame at a time. The lightheads in the Unilux system flash on and off in sync with camera shutter, each frame of film or video for precisely 1/100,000th of a second."
In 1994 Unilux was granted a technical achievement award from the Academy of Arts and Sciences for its work with the H3000: the lighting system used by the film industry.
