LD01 owners - can I see your beamshots?

I've been trying out my recently received LD01 SS and began looking closely at its beam pattern. I'm not sure, but at about 3 feet away from a white wall I think I can make out a couple of things that have me wondering. First, it seems the hotspot is slightly malformed - like it's not really round. And the second is that it almost looks like there is some light "wispy" fringing around the outer limit of the spill circle. When I pull the light away further I still get the impression the hot spot is not really round, but the weird wispiness goes away.

I tried to find as many beamshots as I could here, but I was wondering if other LD01 owners could maybe post a few more for comparison's sake? If so, thanks in advance.

BTW, I will try to post a pic of my own later today or tomorrow.

Forget about white walls and use it for its intended purpose, you'll soon forget about any beam imperfections.
See how many happy owners have popped up in this thread What do you have on your keychain 1xAAA or 1xAA light ?

I just tried mine on the wall, not perfect but it's never troubled me.


EDIT:
Check out this thread also Fenix LD01 Stainless Steel Comparison Review

I have the early version not too sure how the beam compares on the latest version.

Norm

I'll admit that sage advice, Norm, but the engineer in me is curious.

More beam shot comparisons here but using the older version.
Norm

Well, I got a Fenix LD01 stainless steel light this week, too. I must confess that I've been so busy being amazed by what a solid little chunk of steel it is and how something on my keyring could put out that much light and be so effective as a little flood walking outside or lighting up a room in candle mode that I haven't given a moment's thought to the "beam shot". The thing is just so cool. Havinig the high output (77 lumen) mode is fantastic as it turns it into a "real" flashlight when you need some serious light. I love the thing.

I did put a little smaller split ring on it -- one that is small enough to freely pivot in the hole. That makes it stand on end a little easier. I also got a short chain to attach it to my key ring. Just easier to use with the keys are right up against it, although I probably haven't found exactly the right chain yet.

With reflectors this small, it is common to have irregularities in the hotspot shape. Mine is a little wonky if I play with it and rotate the light while looking at it on the wall. But if I just set in down on it's tail and look at the beam on the ceiling, I can't notice anything out of symmetry.

My only gripe was the "coke bottle" green tint of the XP-G. I took Derek Dean's advice (http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?320811-Changing-LED-Tint-With-Filters) and picked up a set of Lee filters, and now have a very pleasing neutral tint on mine. I don't think the loss in brightness with the filter is much different from that of using the lower bin neutral emitter.