L4 v. E2e Beam shot?

[Double_A]

Howdy everyone-

I did a simple search here but wasn't able to find a beam comparison between the SF L4 and a SF E2e.

Can somebody point me in the right direction?


Thanks,
Greg

 

[jtivat]

Here you go.

Note these where take with the same iris setting to give an idea of the real brightness however the iris in the human works much better than a camera with light contrast.

 

[pahl]

Maybe it's just me, but I can't see the tree in the second photo....

 

[Pi_is_blue]

I can see it just fine.

 

[Jason Burns]

That's a great comparison shot! Thanks! Whenever I grab something bigger than my Arc LS I want "throw"! So, that lets me know that, while the L4 looks awesome it may not be for me. THANKS!!

 

[Darell]

Oh man. We've been through this before. This just doesn't do the L4 justice, I'm afraid. What you need is two trees. Shine the two lights between them. You'll see a gap between the trees with the E2, and you'll actually see the two trees with the L4. You have to actually see it with your eyes to believe it. Do a search and find the last thread that had all the L4 comparison shots, and you'll see what I mean.

There is no question that the E2 will out-throw the L4. It all depends on what you want to see, and if you like yellow light. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[FoxMulder]

And in a dark room, the E2e will light up a small spot, the L4 lights up the whole darn room with white light! That picture really does not do the L4 justice!

See this thread for a great comparison shot:
Great Beam Shots

There is no E2e in these shots but the A2 is close enough.

 

[Darell]

There you go! That's the link I was looking for. Excellent. Sean's pictures match what my eyes actually see far better than many of the other beam shots (no offense to the "other" ones by any means! - my beam shots never show what my eyes see, so I've given up trying to do them).

 

[Double_A]

Thank you all very much! I appreciate your efforts. I got what I was looking for.


GregR