Would it be possible to put some kind of color filter in front of the light to produce--for example-- a really dim blue light? UPDATE: The purpose would be simply to set some kind of mood. I guess my real question is: could you recommend a way of creating a filter-- but I don't think you're in the business of rigging filters for your lights. I'll probably just buy it anyway and turn it low when necessary. Thanks! Would it be possible to put some kind of color filter in front of the light to produce--for example-- a really dim blue light? UPDATE: The purpose would be simply to set some kind of mood. I guess... » Read More Would it be possible to put some kind of color filter in front of the light to produce--for example-- a really dim blue light? UPDATE: The purpose would be simply to set some kind of mood. I guess my real question is: could you recommend a way of creating a filter-- but I don't think you're in the business of rigging filters for your lights. I'll probably just buy it anyway and turn it low when necessary. Thanks! « Show Less
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Greetings. If the color filter is suitable, it will work. But it may be hard to find the right color filter. Thank you.
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You could get a different color/spectrum. Most like HPS for flower. The better the light penetration the better flower.
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I believe it's trying to suggest for makeup purposes it's a more natural light. When you plug it in the light comes on. I just installed mine today. It works fine.
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If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)
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I have the same question: I'm looking for the clear base so that the side light shines through. Without the clear base, the light only shines down (not sideways) and so doesn't match the other bulbs in the ceiling fan.
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No problem... Hold down the key on the far right bottom that looks like a light bulb, the push the arrow key next to it up till u get to the color u like. Very cool!
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I never even thought about that. Like most colors, there is a color lens that give out the color. The set up was a blue out put, so you might call the maker and see if there is another color lens you can change to.
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My husband painted both sides of the panels with a chocolate brown paint. It looks amazing and completely filters the light! It took a long time, but was completely worth it. Good luck!
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It dims the light. However if your wanting a total non see thru shade. This isn't it. If your a seamstress or know one. You could have an outdoor fabric attached to the inside view. And that would solve privacy issue. A solid color close to the shade color would be nice. Hope this helps ya out :-)It is The Best by far @ blocking out the sun... Couldn't sit on screen porch in afternoon before purchasing 2 of these.
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It depends heavily on how bright you want the effect to be and how far away you are able to place the fixture. In addition, there are two different lenses that allow you to have a wider or narrower field of effect based on your needs. In essence, there is no good way to answer. I can tell you from experience that I have had a usable effect covering an entire wall at the end of a large ballroom using the narrower lense in extremely low light, but to do so I had to place the unit itself at the opposite end of the room.Sorry if this is less than helpful...
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This model has multiple colors you can select. you can even make your own colors with the RGB settings and have different colors for day- and nighttime with the dimmer function. I just installed mine today and it works amazing!
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It should give off a little bit more more light. I also replaced with clear and LED(?) lights and I think it helped. I wished I found one that came with 6-8 light bulbs for more lighting, but I needed one that is simple yet conservative/elegant, less frills... I'm still very happy with this purchase.
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It's certainly made the lighting in my videos better now, however I do plan on investing in a (Diva) ring light in the near future bc they pick up on the color pigment of makeup so well if you get a good enough quality one. For now, I am grateful for this little booger. Best wishes to you.
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Sorry, I don't know. But perhaps there is company contact info. Another way would be to cut piece of lighting Gel ...Color Correction or Diffusion and tape it on.
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I would make my own out of milk bottle plastic or cut your own Rosco color correction gels. Velum is another great option and it's inexpensive, so you can make a bunch of them. The clear/white panel that is included does nothing to diffuse the light. It just protects the LED bulbs.
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I'd go with a much stronger filter. 1.8 maybe. Don't stack you'll just be begging for light scatter shooting in to a light source like that.
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Thanks for your inquiry. At this time there is no way to change the light out to put in a stronger light.