And no guarantee to get the desired beam?!
It may not throw like you want, very floody. I’ll try and take a pic tonight
Yeah, please, take a pic of yours
And if you can take it with other light just to see the diff. better - would be perfect. Thanks ![]()
+1 for DC Fix.
If you combine it with a light that has a tight hotspot, the result will be very close to your last photo. I think selfbuilt was the one who tested it and measured 3.2% output loss.
Phaserburn still sells small sheets of it at CPFMarketplace. Vinhnguyen used to sell and there and here, but I don't know anymore.
May be Dereelight CL1H - NOHS (No Hotspot)
Black ref & lens.
I bought my DC Fix from DrJones right here on the forum .
Awesome guy to deal with .
If you are a beam profile connesseur then you should definitely try some DC Fix . It will not only remove beam artifacts and smooth out the hotspot/corona/spill transitions , but it has the added benefit of evening out the tint shift of an XML ...
Umm, what is a DC Fix?
Found this Acrylite lenses here.
