It’s effect on the Motion Picture Industry
What is Solid State Lighting? Any type of lighting that uses LEDs, OLEDs (Organic), or PLEDs (Polymer) Most “white” LED fixtures convert blue light to an approximate white light spectrum
Tungsten Light Produces light with a filament wire heated to a high temperature by an electric current passing through it, until it glows Produces a continuous spectrum of light Has a consistent color temperature of 3200K
Advantages of SSL Little generation of heat Long life span Dimmable with consistent color temperature Smaller and lighter over tungsten fixtures More energy efficient
Disadvantages of SSL Does not produce a continuous spectrum of light Most fixtures are soft sources Produces a narrow beam of light Few offer the option of changing between K Costly
A Series of tests performed by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences
Tungsten (1) v. SSL (2, 3, 4) – Makeup Test *All SSLs in these tests are meant to be tungsten substitutes
Tungsten (1) v. SSL (2, 3, 4) – Makeup Test
Tungsten (1) v. SSL (2, 3, 4) – Wardrobe Test
Tungsten (1) v. SSL (2, 3, 4) – Props Test
Works Cited Wikipedia /wiki/Solid- state_lighting /wiki/Solid- state_lighting Solid State Lighting Project /science- technology/council/pr ojects/ssl/index.html /science- technology/council/pr ojects/ssl/index.html Incandescent Lights /wiki/Incandescent_lig ht_bulb /wiki/Incandescent_lig ht_bulb