U-15 SSCP7 vs. 45 Watt Halogen vs. HID 18 watt.

Barbarin · May 18, 2009

Title says it all.

Adjusting the speed of the camera is quite easy to study the beam.

Target is a fire extinguisher at 8 m. F:3,5, ISO 100 T=1 second.

Hope you like them.

Nedtheshred · May 18, 2009

Really really Cool!
Where can I get one?
Ned

Barbarin · May 19, 2009

Just mail to info (at) barbolight (dot) com

Kinlaird · May 19, 2009

Lookin good javier

Any dates for the u-15 Zoom :-}}

Off to Sapa Flow next week so having to make do with bulky HID :-((

Glenn

Barbarin · May 19, 2009

Kinlaird said:
Lookin good javier

Any dates for the u-15 Zoom :-}}

Off to Sapa Flow next week so having to make do with bulky HID :-((

Glenn

Hello Glenn,

No dates by now for Zoom lights, all I can say is that we are working on them. Anyway, a U-15 SSCP7 has a narrow enough beam to communicate if you are thiniking about DIR protocol.

You would not be the first one selling a bulky, heavy and fragile HID and buying a U-15+K-15 in exchange and being very happy.

Javier :thumbsup:

Daylight · May 20, 2009

Hello Javier, sorry for the off topic, but i just have seen your upcoming new web. It looks very nice and organiced :twothumbs

I can see new products too, awesome!!

That is the way :thumbsup:

Best regards

Oscar

Barbarin · May 21, 2009

Mr16 halogen 35 Watt 10º, overdriven to 45 Watt; U-04 Cree Q5; U-15 SSCP7; HID 18 Watt EKPP reflector

Javier

U-15 SSCP7 vs. 45 Watt Halogen vs. HID 18 watt.

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