DeSisti Introduces 90w & 120w LED-onardo and 40W LED Magis Fixtures

At the NAB Show in Vegss this year, DeSisti introduced their three newest products, the LED Leonardo 40W, 90w and the 120W Fresnel fixtures. DeSisti is stating that the fixtures are equivalent to a 500W, 650W and 1200W tungsten fixtures out put, respectively.

LED retrofit kits are also available for the Tungsten Leonardo 1kW and 2kW Fresnels to convert to 90W and 120W high efficiency LED systems. The above products are available with a Color Temperature of either 3200K or 5600K, in all the versions the lighting intensity can be controlled via a built-in DMX card. The fixtures have the ultimate control with spot to flood focus and excellent barn door cutting. Optically the LED fresnels are equivalent in performance to a tungsten fresnel.

The new LED Fresnel fixtures are expected to hit the market some time this summer.  Pricing has yet to be released.

DeSisti Lighting Introduces DE LED Fixture at NAB 2010

DeSisti Lighting announced their latest product at NAB last week, the DE LED fixture.  While it is still a prototype, DeSisti showed off their idea of what a TV Studio LED should be.  Frank Kosuda from DeSisti Lighting was kind enough to give a quick over view of the first LEDs from DeSisti.  To learn more enough about DeSisti’s DE LED fixture, visit their web site at www.desisti.it.

DeSisti No Longer Making the Monet HPL Fresnel

We recently discovered that Desisti Lighting is no longer producing the HPL version of the Monet Fresnel. We have not heard of any reason why the sudden halt on production and sale of the Monet HPl Fresnel.

Desisti and ETC had an agreement were Desisti could produce a fixture using the HPL lamp and base. ETC holds the rights to use the HPL lamp and the base style.

We are not quite sure how this transpired, but it does hint at something, we are just not sure what at the moment. We will make sure to keep our ears to the train tracks on this one and let our readers know of any new changes or why Desisti stopped production of the Monet HPL.