
Industry Standard Bias Lighting
Industry Standard Bias Lighting
MediaLight & LX1 Length Calculator
Please select the appropriate options below to determine the correct size bias lighting for your displays
What is the aspect ratio of the display?
What is the size of the display (This is the length of its diagonal measurement)
inches
Do you want to place the lights on 3 or 4 sides of the display (Read our recommendation on this page MediaLight & LX1 Length Calculator if you are having trouble deciding).
This is the actual length that is required:
You should round up to this size bias light (you can round down at your discretion if the actual and rounded measurements are very close. It is usually better to have more than too little):
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View full detailsProfessional colorist Ollie Kenchington explains the benefits of accurate simulated D65 bias lighting from MediaLight
"[MediaLight] does its work better than anything the competition currently has to offer."
Ben Patterson,TechHive.com
"Ultimately, the MediaLight Mk2 Flex might the simplest, cheapest and best upgrade you can make to your home cinema setup."
Steve Withers AVForums.com
"Simply put, the MediaLight Mk2 Flex does the job exactly as it says it will. I measured the performance with CalMAN and an i1Pro2 spectrometer, and it was right by the D65 white point and had the broadest spectral response of any light I have measured to date.
Chris Heinonen, Reference Home Theater
Add customer reviews and testimonials to showcase your store's happy customers.Medialight Flex Mk2 Bias lighting system (is) the easiest $60 to $100 bucks I could recommend that you spend for your home theater, especially if you’ve taken the time to calibrate your display. Highly recommended!
Indiana Lang, Secrets of Home Theater & High Fidelity
You painstakingly calibrated your display, so why would you "uncalibrate" it with inaccurate lighting?
The MediaLight was developed by Scenic Labs, the publishers of the Spears & Munsil Benchmark. We realised that nobody was making a decent bias light that was affordable and that offered the high CRI and accurate CCT (correlated color temperature) needed by professional colorists and high-end home cinema hobbyists.