Noctigon throwers are available in a wide varierty of different options, all of which are great – but which is the best for you?
This video breaks down and compares the three main Noctigon throwers currently available: The KR1, DM11, and K1. This video covers build and design, output, and throw numbers, while discussing the various different LED options and their pros/cons.
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Also check out these Noctigon/Emisar shirts from Jackson Lee:
https://jlhawaii808.com/products/noctigon-t-shirt-black-only
https://jlhawaii808.com/products/emisar-t-shirt-black-only
I was not paid to make this video. The KR1 and K1 (and the shirts!) were sent to me free of charge by Jackson Lee for purposes of review. The green DM11 was sent to me by Hank Wang on Noctigon, while the other two DM11’s were purchased with revenue generated by this channel. All measurements and opinions are my own.
TIMESTAMPS:
INTRO: 00:00
Overview/Comparison: 00:20
Performance (Output + Runtimes): 02:33
Drivers: 03:56
Throw Numbers: 04:18
LED options: 05:45
Best KR1 LEDS: 07:05
Best DM11 LEDS: 07:32
Best K1 LEDS: 07:54
Nichia B35AM: 08:34
Luminus SBT90.2: 08:55
MY OPINIONS – What Should You Buy?: 09:40
OUTRO: 11:25
Music used in this video:
“Smokey Eye” – Cheel
“Ether” – Bobby Renz
“Landing” -Public Memory
Camera Gear:
Camera: BMPCC4K
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1401512-REG/blackmagic_design_pocket_cinema_camera_4k.html
Lenses:
Meike 25mm T2.2
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1451856-REG/meike_mk25f2_2m4_3_t2_2_25mm_manual_focus_cinema.html?sts=pi&pim=Y
Auto-Vivitar 35mm f/2.8
Auto Tele-Lentar 135mm f/2.8
Edited in Davinci Resolve Studio 17.4
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