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Where did you purchase the scatter lenses?
I sell it in Japan. It is a lens of Bepin-sango of the Japanese maker.
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Where did you purchase the scatter lenses?
Exactly what I was thinking. I am not sure that's exactly what it is. But, if it is, I think this could be THE thing that will help a lot of folks out with black box hot spots. That, and removing the lenses.
How can those of us in the US get our hands on these lens? They look great!
- You do not need to take off the straight lens. LED light → concentration → is scattered.
It is a lens of the extreme popularity in Japan.
I believe that Junichi lives in Japan, so probably not. But it could be very similar thing in the end.
When it comes to removing lenses, I read quite few reports that PAR dropped off significantly when lenses were removed. Folks that tried that put lenses back in, or changed them for 120 degree ones. Dont remember now who was it, but it was on R2R for sure.
I measured par on one a while back. with and without lenses, Yes, PAR dropped off at the bottom of a 22" tall tank but not enough to put the lenses back on all the leds. It made the color blending so much better it was worth it to me.
Maybe with the diffuser the lenses can be left on and get better blending and no lose as much PAR. We shall see. I will measure when my cube gets setup.
Following and thank you.
t is a diffuser made in Japan. A flight recorder is for exclusive use. 40 dollarsWhat are those diffusers?
Link plz xD. That diffusser is great. How did you mount it on the light?
How can those of us in the US get our hands on these lens? They look great!
Where do you get those diffusers from?
AFAICT they sell them for about $35US each...
BUT seems there is some "restriction" as to who can buy them..
Basicailly a sheet of ancillary lenses and it's attached by magnets to the light.
converts say 90 to 120 degrees w/ of course "mixing" of colors due to the small size area..
advertised as thicker than standard "big box hardware" stuff..and of course cut and polished radis-ed..
good concept..
Can you start a gofundme so we can send you donations for the study? Wouldn't mind pitching in a few bucks so you can purchase a few of the units. I'm sure others wouldn't mind. I'm liking an unbiased review on the whole thing .
- I think that I am usable. Do 20-30% fall? The irregularities of the transparence are the best.
https://lineblog.me/minimini/Where did you find them? I would like to see the information on them.
Thanks!
So, at $40 per light, I think I will just try regular prismatic diffuser and see how it looks. It's $11 for a 2x4 sheet worth a shot and not out a lot of money if it doesn't work.
These lights work without one so I stand only to gain if it works.
which waits for a report(^∧^)I will try it and report back.
Yes, please. I wait for a report.\(^-^)/Let's get back to the original purpose of this thread.
I will start a different thread testing diffusor panels on the black box when I get things setup.
So, at $40 per light, I think I will just try regular prismatic diffuser and see how it looks. It's $11 for a 2x4 sheet worth a shot and not out a lot of money if it doesn't work.
These lights work without one so I stand only to gain if it works.