Does the sliding light-diffuser thingy seem pretty solid, or do you think it will wear out over time? Also, what are the 5 lighting modes?
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The slider cover doesn't wear out, BUT if grit get between it and the lense, it will scratch the clear lense. This hasn't been an issue for the 3 I have had, cause I mainly only use the diffuser. Modes are bright, medium, dim, red, red flash,and white flash. That's 6 modes? Hmm
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Excusez moi !!! Un "Thomas Kincaid". I have two LED picture lights over my contemporary collection. Mostly oil. I find that I can leave the light on several hours at a time. It is easy on the canvass, does not heat up in addition to create a lovely atmosphere at night. Am thinking of purchasing one more. I have not tried it on glass framed aquarelle but it should work as well with a no glare glass or whatever they use these days. Absolutely love it and entirely satisfied with my purchase. Am pretty sure you will too. PS Initially I thought that it was heavy and that the batteries would be difficult to change, but not at all.The ability to adjust the hight is also a good feature. Excusez moi !!! Un "Thomas Kincaid". I have two LED picture lights over my contemporary collection. Mostly oil. I find that I can leave the light on several hours at a time. It is easy on the canvass, does not heat up in addition to create a lovely atmosphere at night. Am thinking of purchasing one more. I have not tried it on glass framed aquarelle but it should work as well with a no glare glass or whatever they use these days. Absolutely love it and entirely satisfied with my purchase. Am pretty sure you will too. PS Initially I thought that it was heavy and that the batteries... » Read More Excusez moi !!! Un "Thomas Kincaid". I have two LED picture lights over my contemporary collection. Mostly oil. I find that I can leave the light on several hours at a time. It is easy on the canvass, does not heat up in addition to create a lovely atmosphere at night. Am thinking of purchasing one more. I have not tried it on glass framed aquarelle but it should work as well with a no glare glass or whatever they use these days. Absolutely love it and entirely satisfied with my purchase. Am pretty sure you will too. PS Initially I thought that it was heavy and that the batteries would be difficult to change, but not at all.The ability to adjust the hight is also a good feature. « Show Less
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Inner diffuser is NOT removable. Not sure how many stops of light it decreases.
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For our application at the church that i pastor we chose to go with the myDMX software package and adapter which we got at Amazon as well. Reason being it appeared to be far more expandable than a traditional lighting board. It was very simple to get them up and running with a couple of basic scenes. I just chose a light profile (I used a generic one. They didn't have these in the list but I emailed support and they are creating a profile) dragged it over to the lighting scene setup which btw, told me each light address so i could set the corresponding light and then I just moved each slider to the color that i wanted. The generic profile only gave me 3 channels but I really didn't need strobing or anything fancy yet til i get the profile from support. Are you using software or a physical light board? I hope this helps. If I can help more please let me know.
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I believe it works pretty well and you can leave it on for long period of time because it is led it's a very solid light I use this light as a platform for a small objects photography and that works pretty well
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dear friend, this dairy cool light, meaning it's out of this world will charm all of your guests that visit your kitchen. You can look at it from five different directions and get five different configurations, I still think this unit is so cool, may I suggest if it's too bright, get out light shaded globe to knock down the bright light that it seems to give out. Good luck.
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This light has a high setting, a low setting, and an off setting. I have not noticed fading in.
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When ambient light is low the unit lights dimly and stays lit dimly giving low illumination. Once activated by motion it becomes much brighter. This would of course conserve stored energy. I did not see anything in the manual that mentioned the ability to set the unit to provide light all night long without motion (keep in mind I'm operating off my memory as I no longer have the manual). I'll post again on the unit after its been in use for > 1 month to let you know what reliability is. It has operated for > 1 week without problems.
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I have had this diffuser for well over a year and have not had any problems with it. Out of the 4 different brands/styles of diffusers that I own this one is BY FAR my favorite! I LOVE that you can control the light as well as the output settings. I use this one at night on the intermittent setting and my YL Oils are in the air the whole night - I also like complete darkness when I sleep and this diffuser allows you to turn the light off which is a HUGE plus. I would absolutely recommend this diffuser to anyone!
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This is a link to a drawing - it is the desk model, but the strip is in the same location. http://www.lightology.com/index.php?module=prod_detail∏_id=70515 -sorry but the lamp is with my daughter who is living away right now. It is a cool light, it does get warm and that is why the slider is not on the same section as the leds - I would say. If memory serves the strip/control is about 1 1/2 inches long. Hope this helps.
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hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too direct that they still flatten my images. Then I resort to bounce... They have their place. hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too... » Read More hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too direct that they still flatten my images. Then I resort to bounce... They have their place. « Show Less
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yes it is. i would appreciate more options for lighting but its worked fine thus far.
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Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools. Yes, a nice bright one. Unfortunately, I have mine set up in a stand. With the blade vertical, it casts a shadow over my cut line and I find this very annoying. I wish there was some way to turn the light off other than releasing the trigger. I get around this problem by setting up a halogen desk lamp next to the saw and adjusting it to counter the shadow. I' sure this would not be an issue using the saw freestyle as it was designed, I just prefer having it full time in a stand because it is so darn convenient .... I use mine every day, wish I could say the same about some of my other tools.
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Nope! This is a flash with a relatively long refresh time. You are probably looking for an led light array for consistent light
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Just a sidenote to backdrop comment...I LOVE mine and never had an issue. My advice is invest in lights with a shadow box...these are way too harsh.
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The light always blinks when you turn the diffuser on -whether you use the light or not. Press the amount of time you want the diffuser to run (ie.30/60 min) then it starts diffusing. I never had a problem with it.
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1 light. Decent amount of light, but probably not sufficient for an entire room without some additional lighting in the room. Pretty quiet and overall I am very happy with it. The installation (from what I am told) was a little tricky, so if ceiling fan installation is not your forte, just pay someone else to install it.