Giesemann web states 55cm, so technically would be more towards 22inch. It is their entry level light so I guess they had to cut corners. It is a 150w fixture (50w per puck) so I guess they are being honest about the capabilities.
However, I'm thinking it could be a great cost effective way to add a couple of T5s and make it a cost effective hybrid option.
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I thought Genesis was supposed to be Viva + T5s?
I definitely feel like with exception of vervve, Gieseman LEDs are underpowered. Especially for lens-free clusters like what is used in aurora, Futura and tesla.That is why I had said I was disappointed when I saw the Genesis...it didn't seem to pack a punch at all... I'm not sure, but the Mattixx loses in par to ATI's and I believe the T5 reflectors are one of the reasons.
I definitely feel like with exception of vervve, Gieseman LEDs are underpowered. Especially for lens-free clusters like what is used in aurora, Futura and tesla.
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The Genesis comes with the Vervve LED clusters, so it should be excellent.
In Europe I see that Sewatec already carries it (www.sewatec.de). 600€.
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Yes but giesemann.de says: "The new VIVA is expected to be available from KW 10-2017 - Pre-orders can be accepted immediately"
Think sewatec really has them or it's preorder?
Watts to PAR doesn't really matter. The 60" bulbs tend to have a little more PAR per inch but not enough to worry about.Anyone know how much par a 24" giesemann razor typically puts out? I know bulbs matter some but I guess I'm wondering if the shorter lower watt bulbs put out significantly less par than longer higher watt bulbs?
Watts to PAR doesn't really matter. The 60" bulbs tend to have a little more PAR per inch but not enough to worry about.
PAR is influenced much more by reflector, cooling, ballast and how good the bulb is. T5s work like a blanket, not a directional space heater