There is the Wainlight C8+ with Osram NM1 LED, this is very similar to other C8 flashlights, but produces a more focused (more throwy) beam, but less total light output.
left:Convoy C8+ with XPL-Hi LED
right: Wainlight C8+ with Osram NM1 LED
Osram NM1 LED has a very tiny light emitting portion (the yellow square)
left: Convoy C8+ with XPL-Hi
right: Wainlight C8+ with Osram NM1
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Convoy C8+ with XPL-Hi
Wainlight C8+ with Osram NM1
Osram NM1 lights up a smaller area but more intense (throws farther).
I suspect the FT03-Mini with Osram NM1 will have similar throw (or a bit better) as the Wainlight C8+ with Osram NM1, but with better user interface.
Also the Osram NM1 LED on the Wainlight C8+ only uses up to 2.8 Amps max power, not yet maximizing the Osram's potential. Hopefully the FT03-Mini will better optimize the power (maybe like 4.5 Amps of power applied to the Osram LED), and also have a well-focused reflector.
From the pics of the beamshots, green looks like the best thrower, which makes sense from the NM1 specs and other tests/rating comparisons of the white and green.
I wonder if the sensitivity of the Lux meter being used is also going to influence the measurements. I have no idea how different colors will be interpreted by it.
This also explains why car fog lights are yellow. They are not allowed to be red, green or blue, because of the traffic lights. And they don’t want all kinds of different fog light colours in the traffic like pink, cyan, violet, turquoise etc. Therefor the improvised standard for fog lights is yellow (3000K). So for a flashlight to be used as a fog light outside the traffic, red, blue and green may still be the best, as these correspond to the red, green and blue receptors in the eye.