Hi.
As the 1W LS seems still to be the King, I am presenting beamshots of the 12 1W lights I own to show how they might compare.
Reference is my Arc LS1rev2 and is always on the right. Note that my digicam is not up to date, the hotspots will be overexposed, so a little explanation is included when necessary. This technical marvel does not let me set the parameters by hand, it is always using auto-correction, this is why I included the Arc as a reference in every shot.
All lights are with fresh batteries that had not been used for more than very few minutes.
Distance was about 50cm to a somewhat dirty white wall.
This is the comlpete setup, beam shots will follow the order from left to right ...
let it begin:
Nano Mate: less bright in every aspect with less throw, has a wider spill and a perfect color though
Arc LSH R2H (modded): hotspot is brighter than reference
Baby Pin: hotspot is very much brighter than reference, no side spill
KL1 on 1x123: almost the same except tint, KL1 a tad brighter
McLux TK Q3J McFlood: hotspot is less bright than reference
LedLenser V6: about the same brightness with better spill an a rather good beam; Fraen 20mm optix; 3xAAA
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Schulzendorf Gamma 1: brighter in every aspect, yellow tint
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LedLenser V2 Power Chip: about as bright with more spill, **** green, Fraen 27mm optix, 3xN-Cells
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McModule DB750 R2H in PM6: the killer, brightest light in competition in every aspect, meaning hotspot and throw
KL3 on Brass UBH on 3x123: a tad brighter with bluer tint, same as KL1
LGI-LE: much brighter and more throw with better tint, 3xAAA direct drive by MrBulk
And two interesting shots:
DB750 R2H in PM6 against L4: McModule has a tighter and brighter hotspot and more throw, the wall of light of the L4 is of course crunching the McModule ... but it still holds it's own very well.
DB750 R2H in PM6 against Baby Pin: the McModule is a little bit brighter in the (smaller) hotspot and has more throw.
bernhard
As the 1W LS seems still to be the King, I am presenting beamshots of the 12 1W lights I own to show how they might compare.
Reference is my Arc LS1rev2 and is always on the right. Note that my digicam is not up to date, the hotspots will be overexposed, so a little explanation is included when necessary. This technical marvel does not let me set the parameters by hand, it is always using auto-correction, this is why I included the Arc as a reference in every shot.
All lights are with fresh batteries that had not been used for more than very few minutes.
Distance was about 50cm to a somewhat dirty white wall.
This is the comlpete setup, beam shots will follow the order from left to right ...
let it begin:
Nano Mate: less bright in every aspect with less throw, has a wider spill and a perfect color though
Arc LSH R2H (modded): hotspot is brighter than reference
Baby Pin: hotspot is very much brighter than reference, no side spill
KL1 on 1x123: almost the same except tint, KL1 a tad brighter
McLux TK Q3J McFlood: hotspot is less bright than reference
LedLenser V6: about the same brightness with better spill an a rather good beam; Fraen 20mm optix; 3xAAA
more details
Schulzendorf Gamma 1: brighter in every aspect, yellow tint
more details
LedLenser V2 Power Chip: about as bright with more spill, **** green, Fraen 27mm optix, 3xN-Cells
more details
McModule DB750 R2H in PM6: the killer, brightest light in competition in every aspect, meaning hotspot and throw
KL3 on Brass UBH on 3x123: a tad brighter with bluer tint, same as KL1
LGI-LE: much brighter and more throw with better tint, 3xAAA direct drive by MrBulk
And two interesting shots:
DB750 R2H in PM6 against L4: McModule has a tighter and brighter hotspot and more throw, the wall of light of the L4 is of course crunching the McModule ... but it still holds it's own very well.
DB750 R2H in PM6 against Baby Pin: the McModule is a little bit brighter in the (smaller) hotspot and has more throw.
bernhard