An LED panel is a collection of individually placed light-emitting diodes (LEDs) intended to display
specific video patterns and animation from a distance. Basic LED panel applications include billboard
advertisements, store signs, and gaming displays. LED panels have recently been incorporated into
general lighting displays due to their versatility over traditional lighting and lower energy demands.
TYPES ACCORDING TO DESIGNS:
LED panel designs are divided into two categories. Original or conventional LEDs have a display head
that is approximately one-eighth of an inch (0.32 cm) in diameter. To simulate the pixel display of a
typical computer or television screen, they are arranged in square groups of individual red, green,
yellow, or blue LEDs. Such displays are commonly used in situations where the display’s brightness does
not need to be intense.
TYPES ACCORDING TO LCD:
Many televisions use LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panels with LED backlights. There are two main types
of LCD panels: In-Plane Switching (IPS) and Vertical Alignment (VA), and each has two major differences.
A VA panel is distinguished by its high contrast ratio and narrow viewing angles. An IPS panel, on the
other hand, has low contrast and wide viewing angles. These are the primary distinctions between
them, and panel type has little effect on other aspects of picture quality, such as peak brightness, color
gamut, or color accuracy.
USES:
LED lighting technology is changing the way cinematographers work. Running on batteries and not
getting hot are two of their main advantages over other sources, allowing them to be much more
versatile. I avoid keying with them because even the most expensive brands don’t render skin tones as
accurately as incandescent sources, but they have a variety of other applications.
- NIGHT EXTERIORS WITH BACKGROUND SPOTS
So you’ve spent some time lighting the master shot of your big night exterior scene, and now everyone
is set to shoot. Then you notice a dark and empty area in the frame’s background, and you wish there
was a little lighter in there. Simply strap a battery to your LED panel and dash over there. There is no
need to run power cables. - SECRET RESOURCES
Because they don’t get hot and don’t require power cables, LED panels can be easily hidden behind
furniture or set dressing to provide interesting pools of light or punch up practical. - PRODUCT LINES ILLUMINATION
When compared to other types of product lights, the most important reason to use LED light panels is
that they spread the light evenly in every corner. Accent lighting no longer leaves gaping dark holes on
the shelves. Instead, you can illuminate the entire shelf and easily display all of your products. - LED PANEL LIGHT SAVES ENERGY
high energy efficiency and non-pollution, DC drive, ultra-low power consumption, saving more than
70% compared to traditional energy sources.