Lumin+ vs Godox KNOWLED

The Lumin+ App connects to mobile devices and controls individual and multiple sets of iFootage lights. The App provides complete control and storage of multiple professional lighting sets, applications and functions and supports colour temperature CCT, HSI, RGBW, XY colour co-ordinates, GEL colour paper, special effects, music and lighting pre-set functions. The Lumin App provides a simple and convenient professional support to photographers and videographers helping them to create and control lighting arrangements for a variety of scenarios and situations.

Godox KNOWLED is a professional-grade lighting control application designed for lighting designers, film producers, TV professionals, and other industry experts who require professional control over DMX lighting. It offers the following functions: 1. Visualized layout of film and television lighting: Allows placement of lights and synchronized simulation of lighting control effects. 2. Simple and convenient connectivity: Supports mature connection methods such as Lumenradio Bluetooth and Ethernet for quick and easy control. 3. Stable and reliable control for multiple lights: Supports standard DMX protocols for both wired and wireless control of complex lighting effects. 4. User-friendly interface: The revolutionary interface provides a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get (WYSIWYG) experience, allowing users to quickly and easily control complex lighting functions without the need for extensive training. The app enables visual adjustments and previews of lighting devices, truly revolutionizing the traditional control console experience. Real-time displays of brightness, color, and other parameters are available in CCT, RGB, xy, and other modes. 5. Strong compatibility: Controls lighting devices from multiple manufacturers using a single app, compatible with any brand that supports the DMX protocol. 6. Open system light library and customizable local light library: Offers a rich system light library for controlling different brands of lighting fixtures. For unsupported fixtures, users can create a local light library based on their own needs.