all hotspot no spill lights
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Gregozedobe
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You might want want to specify a bit more about your requirements (size, batteries, run times etc)
I have a Romison RC-C6 II Q5 (purchased from Shiningbeam :thumbsup🙂 which has a aspheric zoom lens so it can be adjusted to 100% hot spot, 100% spill or anything in between.
I have a Romison RC-C6 II Q5 (purchased from Shiningbeam :thumbsup🙂 which has a aspheric zoom lens so it can be adjusted to 100% hot spot, 100% spill or anything in between.
JeffInChi
Enlightened
Search for the DEFT if you have some $ to spend, and size isn't a major concern.
If not, the Tiablo T9 w/aspherical head is probably almost ALL hotspot/no spill and throws extremely far as well.
I've heard deerelight makes some good throwers too, maybe they have a aspherical head as well?
If not, the Tiablo T9 w/aspherical head is probably almost ALL hotspot/no spill and throws extremely far as well.
I've heard deerelight makes some good throwers too, maybe they have a aspherical head as well?
shipwreck
Enlightened
Sorry I deleted the pics recently when I did some houskeeping on my photobucket acct - but there is one for less than $10:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=281077
The hotspot is square, and you can switch from spot to flood. But on spot - all the light is in the hotspot. It's actually pretty cool for a AAA light less than $10.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=281077
The hotspot is square, and you can switch from spot to flood. But on spot - all the light is in the hotspot. It's actually pretty cool for a AAA light less than $10.
Check out this info-mercial on the Led Lenser P14 it may be what your looking for....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zydBOMc-OEY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zydBOMc-OEY
kramer5150
Flashaholic
Any light with an aspheric lens infront of the LED will achieve this.
some good beamshots of it here
CarpentryHero
Flashlight Enthusiast
Bushnell has one to but the beam is square, it's called the HD light.
As in High Definition beam with no spill.
I got to play with it in the store, it's neat but not my cup of tea. 170 lumens with in a room it'd be handy, I bought the Stramlight Supertac that day instead. (this was before I knew of CPF) I was looking for a thrower.
As in High Definition beam with no spill.
I got to play with it in the store, it's neat but not my cup of tea. 170 lumens with in a room it'd be handy, I bought the Stramlight Supertac that day instead. (this was before I knew of CPF) I was looking for a thrower.
CarpentryHero
Flashlight Enthusiast
The things you can do with mirrors and a convex (concave?) lens these days.
Aspheric lens?
Aspheric lens?
