Oh the cats out of the bag maesal...your a Fenix spy...:shakehead: Hahahaha :lol2: just playing buddy hahahahaha. So when are you going to post your review of the Fenix light...I'd love to read it eace:
Hehe, you're very funny :thumb: Maybe in 2-3 hours I'll take some pics about removing some scratches in a Cayman S. If I take some pics, I'll place the comparison and I'll share it with you :thumb:
Nice :worship2: speaking of which I'd love to see more details from you maesal...I've seen lots of your work my friend and I always enjoy your details. Oh another question can these lights be ordered on line?
My main problem is translating the posts because my english isn't very good... I'll translate some of my details and I'll upload them, ok? You could check here some details I did: Forodetalles - Resultados de la búsqueda Yes, and the shipping from Fenix Store is free worldwide :yikes: :headbang:
Also, they have an focus that I think should be great: https://www.fenix-store.com/index.php?cPath=79
That's neat, what are you talking about not good enough English. You don't need good English here..heck post it in Spanish it will be fine too I'm sure guys will put the pictures and the writing together hahaha just teasing.
Actually, there are 3 "specs" that are important. Lumens (brightness), kelvin (color temps) and CRI (color rendering index). You want a higher number for the CRI with 100 being the highest. Color Rendering Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Also, 6500K is usually considered "daylight", as the 5300-5500K is only around noon. The rest of the day it is higher. 6500K is also used as the standard in video reproduction. Edit: Just checked Al's link and see that info was in it.
good one blk45....I just browsed it for a few minutes.. but glad you picked out more....but I thought that High noon sun was the best ..so it would be 5300-5500k ...the sun gun is only 4700K with a CRI of 99.3%..I do not know what the other guns CRI is at.... AL
Cool, show us that comparison! This could be useful in general for the house considering lugging around my MAGLite is so annoying. Do you have to purchase a battery when you order the Fenix? Guessing it's the most powerful for the price range?
I'll place the comparison next saturday, I hope the pics will be nice and enough to see the reality. My Fenix has 215 lumens, maybe more lumens will be too many. It uses 2xCR123A batteries.
I tried placing the comparison today, I took pics, but they're not good because the car I detailer didn't have many swirls... Sorry...
Haha keep trying Maesal. I think I might pick up one or two LED lights from Meritline since the come out to 5-7 Shipped.