**PIX HEAVY*** 28 Beams & Tints from LED flashlights

I grabbed the lights I had sitting on my bookcase and took some pictures against a white wall.

Please note: All pictures were taken with locked zoom and color balance on a tripod.

Although the light was put on it's highest setting, the exposure was set by the camera for each picture, therefore don't compare relative output.

This gives you the best chance to compare tints and beam profiles. Have fun.

***5mm Nichia Emitters

Fenix E01


Proton Photon I (6 White LED's)


***Luxeon V Emitters

Nuwai TM-301X-5


***Seoul P4 Emitters

Fenix E1 Upgraded with SSC P4 USV0H


Ultrafire WF-601A Upgraded with SSC P4 USW0H


Lumapower LM-301 Upgraded with SSC P4 USV0H


Duracell Daylight CR123, Narrow


Duracell Daylight CR123, Wide


***Seoul P7 Emitters

Trustfire P7-A2


***Cree Cool White Emitters

Huntlight FT01 Cree P4 OP reflector


Ultrafire WF-606A1 Cree P4


Raidfire Spear Q5 OP reflector


Nitecore Extreme Q5


Nitecore D20 Q5


Trustfire TR-801 Q5


Fenix P1D-CE Q5 OP reflector


Fenix PD20 Q5


Lumapower D-Mini with Q5 upgrade SMO reflector


Lumapower MRV (Gen 1) Cree P4 SMO reflector


Lumapower MVP 3X Cree Q5


EagleTac P10C2 Q5


***Rebel Emitters

Fenix P3D RB100 OP Reflector


***Golden Dragon Plus Emitters

Nitecore D10 Osram Golden Dragon Plus


***Cree Neutral Emitters

Fenix TK20


Dereelight C2H 5AQ3 SMO reflector


Dereelight DBS V2 5AQ3 OP reflector


Jetbeam Element E3P 5AQ3


Jetbeam Element Military (Jet-III-M) OP reflector

Wow, thats a nice collection you got there. Do those neutrals really look that warm?

clg0159 said:

Wow, thats a nice collection you got there. Do those neutrals really look that warm?

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The camera tends to provide much more color saturation than my eyes can detect. Used alone, the neutral emitters appear "peachy" white to me. On comparison to other LED beams side-by-side, it looks yellowish. The camera makes them look orange/gold for some reason.

WOW.......... those are some shweet beam shots! thanks for posting them.
you need more flashlights dude....

I have been searching a long time to confirm whether the 4 watt LED Daylite 160 uses a SSC P4. I know someone had stated a while back that the 3 watt 80 lumens model used one. I am tying to contact a technical person in Duracell.

-Hitec-

HitecDrftr said:

I have been searching a long time to confirm whether the 4 watt LED Daylite 160 uses a SSC P4. I know someone had stated a while back that the 3 watt 80 lumens model used one. I am tying to contact a technical person in Duracell.

-Hitec-

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I can visually see that it's a SSC base, much like the hundred or so P4's that crossed my bench. But as for the dome I can't see it to confirm a P4 die.

I did some current measurements and found the driver of the Daylite123 consumes only 3.2 Watts from the cells. That means there's something less reaching the emitter.