Can someone give me an idea of how bright theses lights are please. Example: aperture, ISO, distance away.
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I use mine for newborns and use one with only 2 lights switch on. The actual color of the bulb is to cool for me but that's just a matter of switching them. Hope that helps !!!
1818845
Hard to say, If I'm 2 to 6 feet from subject. It's to bright even if I adjust the setting. I do get great pic's when I'm about 12 to 16 feet from subject.
2231318
You are right the lights are very bright. Mine are behind something so I don't have your problem. I don't think I can improve on the answers from Wally B and Robert C.
2221084
They are actually pretty bright. I use them for brake light on my saddlebags, and they work well. I stuck them on the pc board that came with the bags. So they are behind red lenses as well. Hope this helps.
1258470
Just eyeballing the lights (and without using any kind of instrument) I would say 4100K. They are definitely not a warm light.
626439
Its not as much about range as it is about how bright they are. My stock bulbs were dim by comparison and a very dull hue. These Hella lights brighten up the night. Range is probably the same as what you have now, but you will be impressed with how bright they are.
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You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock. They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow.
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It's pretty bright, but 20 feet would be *really* pushing it, I think. Of course, it depends on what kind of camera you're using, and how good it is at high ISO. From that far back, though, the light will also be pretty concentrated, perhaps not all that much different than a flash, in terms of shadows and such. Bottom line, I don't think this would do what you need it to.
1389854
Sorry I have no way of measuring the lumens, but it is very bright at focal point, hurts the eyes if stared directly even from 5 feet away. I'm happy with the brightness. The only thing is it's small
935793
I don't have any technical information on hand about the comparable brightness, but I can give you my opinion from using these every weekend for shows. At heir brightest, they are easily brighter than the normal 200 W lightbulb, but they can be dimmed smoothly through the range up to that level. They are bright enough that it is wise to avoid looking at them directly. The white color setting appears to be the brightest, so they can be run comfortably at a higher setting when you use a darker color like blue or red. The color setting can also be adjusted to get any variation of color you are looking for. I use eight across the front of my stage, and that is more than enough to light the stage and spotlight performers.
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I bought a set of 2. At first I didn't notice, but after about a week or two at night after I installed them, I noticed that the two light have vey different beam spot sizes, or flood patterns...or whatever you want to call the illumination pattern. I measured them, and one is close to 8 degrees, and the other is close to 30 degrees. The 8 does look like a spot type. With some small amount of outside the spot light beam. The 30 is more or les a flood type light. No real focused beam. Still seems to look as bright when doing the stare test, or the 'dark garage wall test. I'm trying to contact the vendor and ask them. FYI - *** When I've looked at other sellers of LED moto lights web sites, the majority of them do mention that they sell a spot version, and a flood version.( for the same lamp type) And if you don't specify exactly what two you want in your order, they sys they will ship you one of each. That may what happened to me.
165376
They are very bright, fotodiox customer service is great about getting back quickly. Message them through Facebook.
2111690
They are easily noticeable from at least a block away. Real bright at night. More intense then factory car reflectors.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucdy6uHk0XA&feature;=share&list;=UU5J17KonVRlxiiRfgeLEWPw hi they give off great light better than any i have tested i ordered 10 of these you mightwant to check out my video on them Rich Allen
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You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow. You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine... » Read More You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow. « Show Less
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I have a 10 and 13 " I feel that the light is bright off white. I'm so wasntvthat I did install these. Their awesome. You can always change that filter that attaches before the dome. Solstice makes a variety of filters. Just do some research,look at all the feedback. I think you will be happy,and your day will look brighter after installation
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Very, very bright. They are on the smaller size about 5x4 and about 4" deep. However they look clean and put out a flood pattern but the light up reflective signs from 100`s of yards away. So far no issues, brackets are a little flimsy but light housing is solid. I would biy again