Shorty66
Enlightened
Hello,
from other threads and my own experience neither a pure Flood headlamp, nor a combination of spot and spill will cover all tasks a typical headlamp-user encounters.
Other manufactures (especially caving-specific) do produce lights with multiple emitters, covering flood and spot independently. Sadly, those lights are a lot more expensive than Zebralights and they miss the typical tubular Zebralight one-piece design. Most often they are made for a very specific purpose which justifies the higher costs as the requirements are often pretty steep.
Zebralight could easily build a headlamp which is more suited for the typical user than those specific lights. I would love to see a dual beam design in Zebralights typical tubular shape - just add another pure flood LED to a H51.
The UI would need to allow the user to choose 100% spot or flood and anything in between. I imagine, that a selector-ring could be a could idea for that light, but zebralight will come up with a convenient solution.
from other threads and my own experience neither a pure Flood headlamp, nor a combination of spot and spill will cover all tasks a typical headlamp-user encounters.
Other manufactures (especially caving-specific) do produce lights with multiple emitters, covering flood and spot independently. Sadly, those lights are a lot more expensive than Zebralights and they miss the typical tubular Zebralight one-piece design. Most often they are made for a very specific purpose which justifies the higher costs as the requirements are often pretty steep.
Zebralight could easily build a headlamp which is more suited for the typical user than those specific lights. I would love to see a dual beam design in Zebralights typical tubular shape - just add another pure flood LED to a H51.
The UI would need to allow the user to choose 100% spot or flood and anything in between. I imagine, that a selector-ring could be a could idea for that light, but zebralight will come up with a convenient solution.
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