Foggy Night + Flashlights = Cool Stuff

It was foggy outside, so I got my flashlights, went to the park, and took some pictures.

Flashlights used:
-Intl-Outdoor P-60 Dropin with XM-L2 T6 Emitter and textured reflector inside a Solarforce L2T host
-(Probably Fake) Ultrafire C33 With Aspheric Lens.

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Nice pics and video! i love playing with flashlights in the fog, specially with aspherics and super spot TIR equipped lights

Very cool. Thank you for taking the time to take and post the pictures and video.

The only thing better is a snow storm. Some of the snow flakes will be at the perfect angle to reflect the light right back to you.

Edit: Bugs are cool, too.

walterwitt, You're quite the artist!!

Did that once too with my aspherical Maglite with the same exciting results . Though with an aspherical lens behind your LED you don't really need a foggy night .

rayman

I spend a lot of time every year in a very dusty environment. I've been using TIR lights (LX2, this year a M3LT) with mixed results at penetrating through. Maybe I should look into an aspheric...

Great pics and video!

I don't get fog often enough here, but I guess I'll be looking forward to walking in the snow storms this winter... never thought about using lights when it snows.

While there are a few fog amateurs here, I'd like to re-instate an old request: if anyone has a lee filter sample book it would greatly be appreciated if you had the time to go out in the fog and figure out which color(s) work best to penetrate the fog. I bet a thread with pictures of that could become a sticky or at least be listed in the threads of interest sticky*hint hint*

pretty cool. i wonder how far back it can be seen by others. calling batman

The answer is: surprisingly not that far at all unless you're pointing somewhat towards them. It all comes down to lux VS lumens and it is all filtered by the fog on top of that...