Photos of your lights

T45

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HOUTEX

where did you get those 2 beads on the green lanyard attached to the silver titanium V10R?
 

precisionworks

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I've not yet figured out to get a decent photo of the trits.
Try a camera setting of ISO 200, set the aperture at f/16 and expose for 90 seconds.

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Sometime before the 90 seconds is up flick the room lights on for one second and immediately turn them off, this lights up body details while not washing out the trits. If you always shoot at the same ISO setting and the same f/stop the only variable is time, which is easy to experiment with.
 

roadkill1109

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Here's a recent addition to my collection. I "modded" it a bit to have better runtime.
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It's a Turbo X with a AA^2 tube and dual 14500 cells. Better runtime than running it off RCR123's and CR123's. :)
 

jondotcom

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Just a quick shot of my daughters new Xeno E03 warm. I added the EX11 clip after putting the "special touch" on it for her. :eek:oo: She love's​ it!


A W E S O M E !!!! I bought the ex11 clip to do the same but ended up getting an ex11 before I got the nerve to drill/tap my xeno!
 

think2x

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Drilling and tapping gets to be easy on aluminum lights..........titanium lights on the other hand is like :hairpull: :ohgeez:sometimes!
 

Barbarian

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Those photos of your 5 lights look great Shelby. Very nice collection.

All high CRI as well! :thumbsup:
 

precisionworks

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Walter Brend design manufactured by Cutters Knife & Tool, titanium frame liner lock and 154CM blade ... & a Ti PD-S :) The PD-S is about four years old & carried every working day while the CKT Brend knife is a Christmas gift.
 
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