I've just bought a large incandescent and wanted to smooth out the beam. I want to know the best way of doing this. My torch has a smooth reflector. If anyone has any ideas could you let me know how to do it and what tools or chemicals i'm gonna need. Any pictures would be greatly appreciated.
I am using a UCL-LDF glass lens on one of my 3D Mags. I bought it from Flashlightlens.com. The explanation from the Flashlightlens.com website is...
LDF stands for "Light Diffusion Film." We take GE brand Lexan® that has a slight texture to it and, using an optical adhesive, apply it to one side of the lens. This results in more of a flood-like beam pattern. It will smooth out the worst beam. The overall light output is almost unchanged - it's just spread out more. Be warned though, this lens will kill the throw of the light. Only purchase this lens if you like a really smooth beam and lots of side-spill. We recommend placing the LDF side of the lens toward the bulb for protection against scratching.
What are the best ways to smooth out my beam
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