Hi! How far does the head tilt back? Does it go past 180 degrees so it coud illuminate something up on a wall or on the ceiling? Thanks!!
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Yes, this little gem will till back as far as you can stand it it will illuminate the ceiling and go beyond the 1 80 if your surface can take it. It's a wonderful product I would buy again and again.in my opinion it's worth two or three times the asking price!
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very!! Sits 18" from my head every night and I literally NEVER know its on. The light is really amazing too, if you want to use it as a night light!! We absolutely LOVE it!!
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Yes, James. It goes from all the way folded to straight (180 degrees). It has four different light levels. I use the brightest most of the time. It could be just a bit brighter but I find that it is better than most lamps I compared. I like this lamp.
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You need to hold light horizontally and screw in head to turn on light and at every angle it will be on high. To go to medium brightness just angle light about 45 degrees and for low point straight down.
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Because its wide angle, it does pretty good in normal inside room lighting. It is about 160º wide angle I think. About equal to a 22mm. Hope this helps.
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There is a retractable reflector hood in the back that, when down, will shine light in 360 degrees, when up light will shine in about 180 degrees. It's just a very small (packable) lantern.
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Holding the light towards what you are wanting to illuminate, rotate the head counter clockwise till it stops.
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How tall is it? How low does it go. can this go up also like a regular flaoor lamp? thanks
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We have ours positioned above the TV in the ceiling pointing down at about a 45 degree angle. We had to have a custom built wooden box to hold it and used grill type ceiling tiles to allow sound to come through. This works great. Not sure if it could be mounted on a wall. Might want to put it on a shelf.
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I have one on the ceiling above a dresser and its definitely bright enough at that distance which is about 5.5 feet. The back of the light does come with 2 notches that you slide on the nails or screws and locks into place. Works great for me so far
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About 56" from the floor is the tallest I can get mine. The head adjusts and swivels too. Could go as low as about 42". I really love the look and utility of this lamp.
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Yes, it swivels up and down, maybe not a full 180, but definitely close. I actually really like this lamp. It puts out a lot of light.
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No. The head can be rotate up to 90 degree from the body, then rotate in the horizontal axis 180 degree to position the light pointing up. It doesn't need to be laying down.
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I got the down facing one, not the side facing one and it works well. The field of view was. Too small to mount on 8' ceiling so we put it on the wall facing the door. We put a little piece of foam. From the packaging being it when we mounted it to the wall to get the angle we wanted. It worked pretty well and you can't tell the foam is there and it works great with just 2 screws.
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I have a 60 in plasma ( it's a beast!) and it pulls out straight about a foot. And tilts enough to mount it above the fireplace. With it tilted down at full extension, it can rotate sideways probably 25-30 degrees...plenty enough for metonymy have it on a wall perpendicular to the couch
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The top portion does tilt. I found that flashing the ceiling just above the heads helps indoors with close ups. As far as the slave thing, that I do not know. Have not used the flash in a long time. Too flimsy!
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No, it is very light (no pun intended)! I like it, though I don't need all the light settings, especially the probe light. Who would use that? The ONLY complaint I would have though is a catch 22. I like that you can rotate the light down at different angles and I usually have it tilted one notch but when you look up toward the ceiling the weight of the light pops it back flush with your head, so I would say if there is a lot of movement while wearing it, you won't use the tilt feature.