Tungsten Halogen Lamp
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 10pcs 800w Halogen Tungsten Lamp Studio Lighting Continuous Light Red Head Bulb  US $49.99
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 Sylvania Tungsten halogen lamp DWY 650W 120V US $44.50
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 GE FEY 2000 WATT TUNGSTEN HALOGEN LAMP US $40.00
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 Sylvania FBT 350W 30V tungsten halogen lamp US $36.38
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 Tungsten Halogen Lamp JCR 12V 35W US $35.00
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 Sylvania Tungsten Halogen Lamp 500 Watt 120 Volts US $30.00
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 Sylvania Tungsten Halogen Lamp EHF 750W 120V New In Box US $17.00
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 SET of 2 250 Watt Tungsten Halogen Modeling Lamp US $15.00
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 FREE SHIPPING 2pcs 50 W Tungsten Halogen Modeling Lamp US $14.99
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 EHD Sylvania Tungsten Halogen Lamp Bulb 500W 120V New NOS US $14.99
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 250 Watt Tungsten Halogen Modeling Lamp Replacement NEW US $14.99
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 SET of 2 75 Watt Tungsten Halogen Modeling Lamp US $14.99
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 150 Watt Tungsten Halogen Modeling Lamp Replacement NEW US $12.99
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 Sylvania Tungsten Halogen Lamp Bulb – 100 W – 130 V – New US $10.80
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 2 PCS ATLAS LOW VOLTAGE TUNGSTEN HALOGEN LAMP 12V 100W US $10.50
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 Sylvania 150Q CL Tungsten Halogen Lamp 120V 150W NIB US $6.99
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 800w Halogen Tungsten Lamp Photo Studio Lighting Continuous Light Red Head Bulb US $6.48
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Family Home And Patio Lights Options
Family home Theater Lighting Blog Recommendations.Mild emitting diodes or LEDs have occur a extensive way from getting employed in microwaves or VCRs because of to their dim mild output. Presently, the LED lights are bright sufficient to replace usual lights.
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This style of mild is great for a significant celebration, not automatically to have up for the complete year.
Are there any LED lights that are color temperature specific?
I'm into video production and NEED to use halogen lamps because of the color temperature - flourescent lights are "too greenish" and tungsten light bulbs tend to be "too yellowish", but halogens give nice skin tones because of their color temperature. However, halogen lamps use a LOT of electricity and give off a LOT of heat, so I was wondering if I could eventually replace them with LED lighting instead, which is much more energy efficient (lower electric bill and less heat). Thanks to all who answer.
I'm just starting to get into digital video production, so I do not have a lot of gear yet. I don't have color meters or filters, and my camera right now is an Apple iSight webcam because the camera I want isn't available yet (high definition "prosumer" level gear) - and won't be until at least December. I have friends with decent cameras that are going to work with me using their cameras until I get my own. Some excellent answers here - thanks!
I understand your question but I really don't know the color temperature of LEDs. If you're doing a lot of video surely you have a color temp meter and can measure the Kelvin degrees of your light source.
OTH, LEDs are not cheap. They last so long that it's basically a one-time investment but to put out the light volume you're probably needing is going to use a lot of them.
If you don't want to build you own then I think what you are looking for is the Zylight Z50 and Z90 video lighting units. The Z50 can be camera mounted and both can be ganged together. Here's the specs:
http://www.atscomms.com/Sales/Products/Video/Lighting/Zylight_Z50/zylight_z50.html
http://www.atscomms.com/Sales/Products/Video/Lighting/Big_News_from_Zylight_April_20/big_news_from_zylight_april_20.html
The Z50 has an MSRP of $675.99 and it is available from Calumet Photo. The Z90 is $875.99 and is "overdue from the vendor." You can get wireless control for them also.
http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/ZL0050/
http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/ZL0090/
If you get one of these I'd appreciate hearing from you how well it works.
Here's some other info sources for you that may help:
http://www.laminaceramics.com/news/113005.aspx
http://people.csail.mit.edu/unamay/research-abstracts/led-abstract/led-abstract.html
http://www.theledlight.com/led-definitions.html
http://trinorthlighting.com/Store/index.php?main_page=index
http://www.trinorthlighting.com/Light%20Basics.htm
I'm doing some still photos with a bank of fluorescent lights, 6 to a side, and they are different brands and you can see color differences just looking at the lights. My Nikon P4 camera, which is a sophisticated point-n-shoot, has no problem with the white balance. I grant you that I'm not doing anything that is color critical but it is product photography. I wouldn't be able to deal with that horrible green color that comes from fluorescents and conventional film.
I went to the fluorescents just because of the heat problem. I was using a 500-watt blue coated bulb and reflectors. I couldn't stand it on for more than a few minutes. It fell on one of my cloth backdrops and I had an instant fire... not fun. Now my 12 40-watt fluorescents barely put off enough heat to be noticeable, give a lot more even lighting and, at 48" in length, cover a greater area. I've noticed a lot of digital pros switching to massive fluorescent light banks mounted in a box on casters that can moved easily around the studio. Some of these are light walls a dozen feet wide. I watched a location shot in an auto display room where the photographer brought two of these units in by semi that were about 25' long. They were covered with translucent white plexiglass that had been spray painted with transparent dye that added some magenta and blue to the light. Maybe you could experiment?
Tungsten halogen lamps
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