Hogokansatsukan
Flashlight Enthusiast
I thought I would post some of my thoughts on the Nichia 219b sw45 9080 "F89HG" since I have gotten to play with one for the last couple of days and since they will be offered very limitedly on July 6.
I hate it.
I really hate it because it makes me feel like I'm cheating on my High Noon. I love my High Noon. I do think the High Noon gives me the best representation of noon day sun here in the AZ... but... damnit, that F89HG inside the house... my god man! It's beautiful!
It's 2 CRI points higher at 95-96 CRI taken on the sphere at HDS. Screenshots below.
Now, it is important to NOT CROSS THE BEAMS! In a direct comparison of the High Noon and F89HG... if you cross the beams... it would be bad. The High Noon looks blue and the F89HG looks pink. (my opinion). So take it from Egon Spengler and DON'T CROSS THE BEAMS!
So, here are the screen shots from the F90HG on the sphere...
Here it is at 211 lumens (this one goes to 11!)
95.24 CRI
Now at 75.9 lumens the CRI goes up to 96.34
And at 39 lumens the CRI is at 95.92
The High Noon hits closer to the neutral energy point where the F89HG is off a bit to the right, but that's the difference between 5700k and 4500k.
High Noon with diffuse reflector:
F89HG with diffuse reflector:
I have to say, if I had to pick one... I would sell something and keep both.
As to which I will put in a Titanium... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsbYx6hevoQ
I hate it.
I really hate it because it makes me feel like I'm cheating on my High Noon. I love my High Noon. I do think the High Noon gives me the best representation of noon day sun here in the AZ... but... damnit, that F89HG inside the house... my god man! It's beautiful!
It's 2 CRI points higher at 95-96 CRI taken on the sphere at HDS. Screenshots below.
Now, it is important to NOT CROSS THE BEAMS! In a direct comparison of the High Noon and F89HG... if you cross the beams... it would be bad. The High Noon looks blue and the F89HG looks pink. (my opinion). So take it from Egon Spengler and DON'T CROSS THE BEAMS!
So, here are the screen shots from the F90HG on the sphere...
Here it is at 211 lumens (this one goes to 11!)
95.24 CRI
Now at 75.9 lumens the CRI goes up to 96.34
And at 39 lumens the CRI is at 95.92
The High Noon hits closer to the neutral energy point where the F89HG is off a bit to the right, but that's the difference between 5700k and 4500k.
High Noon with diffuse reflector:
F89HG with diffuse reflector:
I have to say, if I had to pick one... I would sell something and keep both.
As to which I will put in a Titanium... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsbYx6hevoQ
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