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Andreas

You are on a roll! Keep up the good work. Also, consider making a "mega thread" that has links to all your photo threads.

Cheers!

-G

GeoBruin said:

You are on a roll! Keep up the good work. Also, consider making a "mega thread" that has links to all your photo threads.

Cheers!

-G

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Was about to say the same

I have had my TK32 for a couple of months now and have gotta say I am still amazed at how powerful and solid the beam is! The throw outta this light ranks up there with 4D cell M*G lights but is yet 8 times brighter I love it! It stomps my SRT7 in terms of just about everything from beam profile to actual OTF lumens and even the RGB feature. Great pics!

GeoBruin said:

You are on a roll! Keep up the good work. Also, consider making a "mega thread" that has links to all your photo threads.

Cheers!

-G

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I also agree! I'm not in the market for the TK32, but I could browse your photo threads all day haha. These are really nice.

nice photos,how many fenix products did you bought recently?:twothumbs

What kind of camera do you use? Id love to take some beamshots!

TK32,930 lumens?

not so sure about 930 lumens either although it would not surprise me if this is another very underrated light from Fenix. Had this light awhile now and it would not surprise me at all if it actually puts out 930-960 lumens. Remember the original PD35 was rated by Fenix at 850 lumens and actually puts out 980-1020 lumens depending on the battery...

What kind of camera do you use? Id love to take some beamshots!

I use a Canon PowerShot S100.

Andreas

CelticCross74 said:

not so sure about 930 lumens either although it would not surprise me if this is another very underrated light from Fenix. Had this light awhile now and it would not surprise me at all if it actually puts out 930-960 lumens. Remember the original PD35 was rated by Fenix at 850 lumens and actually puts out 980-1020 lumens depending on the battery...

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Sounds interesting!