How big of light will I need for a painting that is 24 X 36?
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This light is plenty big enough for that size. We have a larger painting with this light. However, we never did get the "remote" to work and because my husband is tall, he said to just forget about it as he did not want to ship it back. Make sure it works before you throw away your box!
1526361
I have this over a painting o f a bit larger than that and its just great just get 1
1526362
this Rite Lite does not provide enough light for my 24" x 36" pastel drawing under glass of two figures at dusk.
1526363
I put it above my Kinkade painting that is about 3' long & 2' high with frame and this lights it up perfectly with fresh batteries. Tip: I discovered that only one AAA battery drains and the others stay charged, so just replace the one without charge. My multimeter is handy for this. Anyways, this little light can light up a big painting quite impressively. A lot of bang for the buck.
1526364
I have only used these on a 28 x 18 picture and was happy with the lighting
618997
I'm using 2 36-48" lights for a 72" tank. I have full coverage but have to use two remotes, with 2 control panels - there is not an extra spot to join 2 into one panel.
1925102
It depends on how high you mount the light. Mine is mounted 36" above the water on a 48" tank. The ends are a little darker, but not everything can take the direct output of this fixture, such as mushrooms and lps. Start with one would be my advice, and be very care with initial intensity. Break in your livestock slowly!!
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The size for this painting is: 25x40cmx2,20x50cmx2,20x60cm (10x16inchx2,8x20inchx2,8x24inch) Best regards,Santin Art
832514
The 16x24 is great for video. I got this lights for product photography and i use only one like but for portraits i use all of them. If you want to see what it looks like for video light set up. Search for this product on youtube. I saw this guy show it off on his set up. I saw the quality of the light with video and it was great. That should help you choose. But you also have to keep in mind your set up space and if you will move them around. That should also be keep in mind. Hope that helps.
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Hi Jennifer. I think 1 light should be good enough. I have a 150G 5x2x2 feet and I have 2 lights and it looks good. Make sure that you hang the light about 12" above the water level so it has good coverage and doesn't bleach the corals. I turned mines to 60% on both blue and white and some of my corals were bleaching badly. I then reduced it down to around 40% for both and the color return slowly and my frogspawn is loving it. Good luck.
249870
Standard 20x20 base plate size. Depends on the model, there is only one light in the centre and it is not overly bright. Some models work well, others don't show up very well.
577082
I used a 4' diameter parabolic reflector which lit up approx 8' x 8' area when hung 8' above the floor. The reflector that comes with the package would only light up a 6' x 4' area @ most.
2284592
The bar that attaches to the wall is an inch or less. Just big enough to hold a few batteries. The light extends out around 5-6". Be aware, if you are looking to really light up an object, this light isn't really that bright. It will work for a small painting (12-16" wide x 18-24" L max)
61845
Max illumination is 12-18" radius. More decorative lighting than functional.
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I would say definitely not. I have the 36-48" single bright on a 3 ft tank, 30 gal. I feel the light is just adequate and I'm glad I didn't get the 24-36". The light doesn't spread out a lot either so I would think you would want to light full length of your tank with 2 x 36-48s. Even with that, growing plants will not be an option. Hope this helps. Larry
1914466
In a 10x14shed with no windows, you will be able to see that you have a light, little illumination. Windows would help, but I think you need something a little bigger.
1592942
There is a bezel with a lens that lets you change the size of the lighted area from 6 inches to 3 feet when the object you are lighting is 2 1/2 feet from the light. the farther away the larger the lighted area.
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The picture we light with this is just 24 wide and 30 high. I agree with what T says, it's not going to be enough light on the picture you want. We have other art in our home that we use electrical light fixtures and they work perfectly for something of the size you refer to. One is similar in size to what you mention and we use about a 26/28 inch electrical light on it.
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3000 should be a tad whiter than 2700. I don't really visit painting museum to know what kind of lighting they use inside. If they use bright white light (as close as daylight) inside to show all details, then you will want 5000k bright white or true white color.
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That is completely up to you. If you are planning on getting a longer tank, I would go with the 24-36". Also, with the 18-24", you will have 3" on both sides of the tank that will rely on light refraction and light angle to get light. In my personal opinion, get the 24-36". This way the tank will get the most light and help the plants.
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It depends on how bright and saturated you want/need the effect to be. I threw it on a 20 x 12 foot wall from a distance of maybe 10 feet away. It was brilliant and sharp and fairly all encompassing (It was night time - with some ambient light around) Double that distance and the effect and coverage suffers greatly.