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    Changing LED Tint With Filters

    I think you’re right, putting filters conventional LED lights just might render art pieces differently and enhance the artsy look. I’ll definitely experiment on this at home. :twothumbs As for you suggestion, sounds interesting. I’ll discuss that with my kids since they’re the painters, lol
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    Changing LED Tint With Filters

    Hello Derek, and thanks for your reply. I talked to a photographer friend of mine and he basically said the same thing you said –near daylight Kelvin and at least a 90 CRI. I guess that rules out filters then. But while looking at some of those Lee filters I think I might try experimenting with...
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    Changing LED Tint With Filters

    I recently acquired some recessed LED bulbs like this http://www.illustralighting.com/4-recessed-led-1.html for my work area where I do a bit of painting as a hobby. They’re warm whites at 3000K and 83CRI, but I noticed that sometimes the color of my pigments seem off (a bit cool) as compared to...
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    What kind of batteries should I use for an LED flashlight, heavy duty or alkaline?

    Well said, thanks a lot for the explanation. Really appreciated.
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    What kind of batteries should I use for an LED flashlight, heavy duty or alkaline?

    Yeah, I agreed with Energizer. thanks!
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    What kind of batteries should I use for an LED flashlight, heavy duty or alkaline?

    Could you please elaborate why? thanks!
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    What kind of batteries should I use for an LED flashlight, heavy duty or alkaline?

    Thank you for your ideas guys! Really appreciated.
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    What does the number in LED Flashlights stand for?

    Okay, thanks anyways.
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    What does the number in LED Flashlights stand for?

    Would you mine post some pictures here :)
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    What kind of batteries should I use for an LED flashlight, heavy duty or alkaline?

    The LED flashlight uses 4 AA. Also, the box says if you're not gonna use the flashlight for extended periods of time, to keep the batteries out of the flashlight to prevent leakage and other bad stuff. Just how long of non-usage would I want to keep the batteries out? Would I have this...
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    What does the number in LED Flashlights stand for?

    I was looking online at LED flashlights and some say 9 LED, some say 32 LED, and some say 100 LED. What does the number stand for? Output intensity? I know it does not stand for the quantity of flashlights in that auction because they are all 1 item auctions. Thanks for your input!
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    Bright Star WorkSafe/Industrial LED Line

    Ah okay, I already see your point. :rolleyes:
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    Are there any XM-L lights with optics rather than reflectors?

    Same here, the LX2 Ultra and E2DL looks very promising. The surround light produced by the TIR lens seems well-suited for the outdoors. Too bad we’ll have to wait a long time for them
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    Bright Star WorkSafe/Industrial LED Line

    I wouldn’t worry about the switching mechanism of the Razor line. With an impact resistance of 1m it should be sturdy enough, and based from the pictures on their page it looks quite accessible and easy to switch on. But looks can be deceiving, so I’m gonna have to test it for myself. All in all...
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    LED Effeciency?

    Any remote device is an active device, meaning it'll have constant draw on the battery. Has the power to the receiver to got a signal from the remote? For example, the old alarm would drain the battery in about 3 weeks if the bike wasn't ridden. Don't know about the LED kit. When my husband...
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