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Astera LunaBulb is a compact light, designed to look exactly like a traditional lightbulb. The LunaBulb is designed to be used as a prop, shown in the frame. Unlike traditional lightbulbs, it boasts a full RGB color spectrum, output adjustment, and remote control. Since its launch, the Astera team has received many requests for additional control options. These led to the development of accessories and an Astera LunaBulb accessory kit.
The Astera LunaBulb accessory kit builds on this innovative little lamp. You can find all the information about LunaBulb in this article by my colleague Jeff Loch.
The accessory kit broadens the spectrum of the LunaBulb. While its key function is based on its bare-bones look, mimicking a traditional lightbulb, it can do so much more. So, on the show floor at IBC 2024, we stopped by Astera’s booth to find out more!
The LunaBulb accessory kit consists of six different units, some are linkable, to create additional possibilities:
The full kit will include four units of each accessory, except the LunaDiffuser which will have two blockers and two diffusers. Specific units are also available separately as a 4-piece bundle.
The LunaBulb accessory kit is a welcome addition to the LunaBulb ecosystem. Controlled by either the Astera Prep inlay or via wireless control, these little lights can truly make a difference in one’s creative process. Just bear in mind it’s a 3.3W fixture, so don’t expect it to be your only keylight.
The pricing of the Astera LunaBulb accessory kit has yet to be determined but should be published soon. Shipping should start at the end of September.
What do you think of these new accessories for LunaBulb? Do you see your creative vision come to life with these miniature light-shaping tools? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Omri Keren Lapidot started his way long ago, hauling massive SVHS cameras as a young local news assistant. Maybe it was the weight that pushed him towards photography, we'll never know. In recent years he became a content creator, teacher, visual literacy promoter, and above all - a father of (fantastic) four girls. Based in Amsterdam.