Bulb setting? I photograph storms.
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Yes it does. I used a Sony remote with it on bulb setting to try star trails a while back. I still use this camera almost daily and I have had no problems in 2 years. I find it a bit noisy on high iso in poor light, but I am no expert but would rather use a larger aperture lens or slow shutter and tripod as needed.
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I use bulb setting as well. This feature works best when you have a remote that is capable of being locked so you don't have to personally hold open the shutter for the duration of the shot.
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you may use bulb for stills or cine to capture your storms. Suggest you shoot in RAW format.
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Contrast 81Backlight 70Dynalight onBrightness 50Advanced Picture settings>Dynamic Contrast MiddleTemp Med.Let me know how you like these settings,Paul
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Mine are in a motion detector flood light and they are very bright. We have a lot of storms in FL and they have been great.
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My bulbs are installed in a horizontal orientation under a metal dome that is only 4 inches deep. At the highest output setting I can still handle the lit bulbs. The base is the warmest area of the bulb, so 'base-up' is probably the best orientation.
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These are the settings I currently have:Standard Picture ModeBacklight 14Contrast 80Brightness 50Sharpness 60Color 50Black Tone DarkDynamic Contrast OffShadow Detail 0Gamma 0Expert Pattern OffRGB Mode OffEdge Enhancement OnMotion Lighting OffLED Motion Plus OnAuto Motion Plus Standard
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The 60 watt bulbs will fit, I don'think the heat will be too great. I think your problem will come from the amount of light output and the temperature of the light. Make sure the light temp. is correct for your camera settings. 5600 K is day light temp.
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I'd say that it's more like a small flood light. It's a rounded lense on it so it has some decent spread. I have them mounted on the bottom of my bumper about 1 foot apart to light up infront of my backup camera and they work really really well. I'm very pleased with them. What are you planning on using them on?
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The bulb is great. the output is a uniform wide.Like a standard flood light.
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You can use the Bulb function, at least on a Canon 5D mk3. Just set it on B(bulb) and hit the CAPTURE button (after focusing and setting the other parameters) and the Camranger) display will show a count in seconds on the CAPTURE button. Just click on the CAPTURE button again to stop the exposure. I think this would work very well on night sky exposures.
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In my opinion, yes. We have a lamp post by the sidewalk in front of our house. I have always used 25 watt incandescent bulbs in it. It allows you to see without being obnoxiously bright. I bought one of these bulbs and installed it a few months ago, in the middle of winter in Michigan. The light is on a photo sensor and stays on all night. It is quite protected from the weather. Glass enclosure with a metal cap that screws down. So far, so good. It's working like a champ. Can't say how long it will last, but I'm happy with it at the moment.
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We use an MR16 bulb - they're available in floods and spots. You can see pix and prices at www.wholesaleled.com/collections/mr16?gclid=CODOrvb487kCFe1AMgod7wcAYQ or go to wholesaleled.com and search for MR16
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This is a good question. I haven't been confronted with the need for new bulbs yet, but know the problem will occur. My guess is to check with big outfits such as Lowes or Home Depot because they have access to a large number of suppliers. Another possibility is to check with some of the bigger NYC photo shops. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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None that I am aware of at present. I installed my Full Spectrum Light Bulbs (ALZO 45W CFL) in light sockets without a globe or shade (not my original plan). Used in this fashion they throw a lot of light as long as you aren't too concerned about appearances.One is mounted horizontally and another vertically. Both have been in service since the beginning of this year without any problem.
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I always used a 0000 brush, but the bulb should give you a blast of air strong enough. It's worth a try.
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You can use any light bulb that fits onto the socket because more light just allows you to get better photos by keeping the ISO low, raising the stutter speed and F stops. This can be accomplished with more of any kind of lighting. For example Realtor.com recommends the Realtors go to a hardware store and buy a flood light to take better pictures. I broke one of the bulbs on my soft light kit and replaced it with a soft light I purchased from the drug store to be used to light my home. I also looked on the box the original bulb came in and typed the brand name plus the wattage into the amazon search box and found that the original bulb was sold separately. I am sure this is true for any bulb sold in any lighting kit.
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I have been using this bulb out doors in zero degree weather in New England. I also use one indoors!
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The sensitivity is almost too good. I try to put the in an area that the trees block some of the wind. I a windy day I can easily get 300 pictures if a branch is moving. Another note is to be sure the back of the camera is toward the sun to avoid glare on the pictures.