Hey guys,
Im new to this so I ll just jump in with both feet!
Im in Brisbane , Australia and I saw the cirque de soliel "Quidam" show and the seating ushers were using some kind of single Led, single AA aluminium machined torch with a push button switch on the end cap. It was straight bodied without a bell at the lens end and was a grey metal color.
The thing that caught my attention was that the torch appeared to have some kind of convex lens which threw a very solid spot.
From chest height, the torch threw a spot about 12 inches diamter on the floor and it was a perfect circle with absolutely no peripheral light at all outside of the spot and the spot itself was completely solid without any abberations or circles or spots whatsoever.
It had no markings on it at all apart from the engraved no. 11 for the particular usher who was using it.
no make or model at all.
Im really interested in getting one so if anyone has a clue to what it is...pls email me ([email protected]) Id be really grateful.
Thanks guys!
Im new to this so I ll just jump in with both feet!
Im in Brisbane , Australia and I saw the cirque de soliel "Quidam" show and the seating ushers were using some kind of single Led, single AA aluminium machined torch with a push button switch on the end cap. It was straight bodied without a bell at the lens end and was a grey metal color.
The thing that caught my attention was that the torch appeared to have some kind of convex lens which threw a very solid spot.
From chest height, the torch threw a spot about 12 inches diamter on the floor and it was a perfect circle with absolutely no peripheral light at all outside of the spot and the spot itself was completely solid without any abberations or circles or spots whatsoever.
It had no markings on it at all apart from the engraved no. 11 for the particular usher who was using it.
no make or model at all.
Im really interested in getting one so if anyone has a clue to what it is...pls email me ([email protected]) Id be really grateful.
Thanks guys!