Aputure NOVA II 2x1 BLAIR-CG LED Light Panel
1000W LED panel with BLAIR-CG chipset covering over 90% of Rec. 2020 and a 1,800K-20,000K CCT range
- 1000W output delivers intense illumination for large sets
- BLAIR-CG chipset covers over 90% of Rec. 2020 colour space
- Tunable 1800K to 20000K CCT matches any ambient light
- Full 100% +/- green-magenta correction ensures accurate white point
- 35-degree beam stays bright when diffused for versatile shaping
Professional LED Panel for Color-Critical Production
The Aputure NOVA II 2x1 is a 1000W LED panel built for film, broadcast and studio work where white-point accuracy and wide gamut matter. Its BLAIR-CG chipset mixes Blue, Lime, Amber, Indigo, Red, Cyan and Green diodes to reach over 90% of the Rec. 2020 color space. The fixture ships in a rolling hard case for protected transport.
Upgrade from Single-Color or Narrow-Gamut Panels
The jump is worth it when you need continuous 1800K to 20000K CCT tuning with full +/- green-magenta correction across the entire ASC MITC range. Legacy bi-color or RGBW panels cannot match the Deep Red and Indigo emitters that improve skin-tone rendering and activate natural fluorescence. The expanded four-blue, two-red array closes the saturation gaps that older engines leave.
High Output with Controllable 35-Degree Beam
At 1000W the panel delivers a direct 35-degree beam that retains intensity when diffused, thanks to a focus-then-blend optical design. It comfortably keys large greenscreen or bluescreen volumes and matches camera sensors precisely via x, y and HSIC+ modes. Headroom drops when extreme saturation at maximum luminance is required across the full 20000K range.
How it compares
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- Price $2,871.99
- Pricier than about 92% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 35-degree beam angle require a specific mounting distance to cover my subject evenly?
The fixture produces a native 35-degree beam that stays bright when diffused, so you can place it closer for soft coverage or farther for a tighter pool without losing output.
What is the common mistake when setting up the BLAIR-CG colour engine for the first time?
Users often skip the green/magenta calibration step; run the full +/-G 100% MITC adjustment after powering on to lock in accurate white points across the 1,800K-20,000K range.
Which colour channels in the BLAIR-CG array are most likely to shift over time and need re-profiling?
The Deep Red and Indigo emitters can drift differently than the Blue, Lime, Amber, Cyan and Green diodes, so schedule a Rec. 2020 gamut check after extended use to keep saturated colours accurate.
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