I can certainly believe that. :+1:
It is just far to warm for my use as a light.
For a candle it is great however. .
ymmv
I can certainly believe that. :+1:
It is just far to warm for my use as a light.
For a candle it is great however. .
ymmv
Any update on the other body colours yet?
I think it’s a very pleasing tint. Cold tints make me sick. Anything over 5000K is seriously nauseating after some time.
After holding back, it is time to chime in about the 7A. I like warm tints, but this thing is totally ORANGE. Every time I use the 7A it is like being transported to an Arizona desert and no, I do not use drugs. The first time I turned it on I immediately thought the kids will love this thing on Halloween! I almost fell down some stairs outside the house from being mesmerized by the desert look of everything around me. Of course, others may have rose tints or a liking for orange…. and this is just one opinion.
I wanted a FW3A, but had no 4000 or 4500k options, and 5000k is too cold for me. So I had to choose 3300k, for a lack of option.
I can always reflow some 4000k emitters for you. PM me.
7A have terrible colour rendering. I get rid of them for LH351D 4k 90CRI, much better.
Mike
Thank you!
@Igor, there are 4000k options in the SST-20 range.
When I bought, there were only 3300, 5000 or cool white available.
ferthur: Joshk: goshdogit: ferthur:It’s absolutely beautiful.
I agree! :heart_eyes:
It almost looks like woodgrain!
WOW. That looks sweet. Did you do the patina yourself?
Only insofar as handling the light. I did nothing to force the patina.
Can you perhaps post a picture of the light in natural light? Maybe a picture taken outdoors? I know artificial light makes the patina look more prominent.
Per your request, I took one outside, clear sky.
Also, here’s the RAW for anyone curious.
KevinZA1988: ferthur: Joshk: goshdogit: ferthur:It’s absolutely beautiful.
I agree! :heart_eyes:
It almost looks like woodgrain!
WOW. That looks sweet. Did you do the patina yourself?
Only insofar as handling the light. I did nothing to force the patina.
Can you perhaps post a picture of the light in natural light? Maybe a picture taken outdoors? I know artificial light makes the patina look more prominent.
Per your request, I took one outside, clear sky.
Also, here’s the RAW for anyone curious.
Yup, looks gorgeous. Clear coat that thing and lock in that look! I usually don’t like copper patina, but this went great.
That looks amazing… Don’t know what oils your hands are giving off but mine hasn’t developed patina that fast.
After holding back, it is time to chime in about the 7A. I like warm tints, but this thing is totally ORANGE. Every time I use the 7A it is like being transported to an Arizona desert and no, I do not use drugs. The first time I turned it on I immediately thought the kids will love this thing on Halloween! I almost fell down some stairs outside the house from being mesmerized by the desert look of everything around me. Of course, others may have rose tints or a liking for orange…. and this is just one opinion.
I like it. Yes, it’s very warm, and it does make things look a bit unnatural. It’s not a light for outdoors. It’s a light for a incandescent-like mood light for indoors. Watching TV, etc.
It might be better if it was high-CRI. I think the Emissar D4v2 offers 3000K in a high-CRI SST-20 LED.
Helios azimuth:After holding back, it is time to chime in about the 7A. I like warm tints, but this thing is totally ORANGE. Every time I use the 7A it is like being transported to an Arizona desert and no, I do not use drugs. The first time I turned it on I immediately thought the kids will love this thing on Halloween! I almost fell down some stairs outside the house from being mesmerized by the desert look of everything around me. Of course, others may have rose tints or a liking for orange…. and this is just one opinion.
I like it. Yes, it’s very warm, and it does make things look a bit unnatural. It’s not a light for outdoors. It’s a light for a incandescent-like mood light for indoors. Watching TV, etc.
It might be better if it was high-CRI. I think the Emissar D4v2 offers 3000K in a high-CRI SST-20 LED.
My FW3A has 3000K 90 CRI SST-20’s in it. And my FW3C is 7A XP-L HI. Personally, I find both the warm tints very good indoors, or around the house. Obviously out in the field or bush a more neutral tint will perform better. It’s like mad things wants a warm tint, and natural things wants a neutral tint.
Is your 7A significantly brighter than your SST-20?
Is your 7A significantly brighter than your SST-20?
To my eyes, about 20% brighter. But the the SST-20’s has a narrower beam and a bit more throw as expected.
That looks amazing… Don’t know what oils your hands are giving off but mine hasn’t developed patina that fast.
NEW GROUP BUY REQUEST: Copper lights @ferthur has touched
LOL
KevinZA1988:That looks amazing… Don’t know what oils your hands are giving off but mine hasn’t developed patina that fast.
NEW GROUP BUY REQUEST: Copper lights @ferthur has touched
LOL
I’m not sure how I feel about this, but don’t forget about the outdoor glamour shot!
@ KevinZA, that sounds reasonable. Are you using the same optic?