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I'm working on something like the lamp depicted in the images[0]. It's bright, diffuse, dimmable, flicker free, and high CRI. [0]https://getbrighter.com https:
by sberens 2y ago
I'm working on something like the lamp depicted in the images[0]. It's bright, diffuse, dimmable, flicker free, and high CRI.
[0]https://getbrighter.com https://getbrighter.com
- sebmellen 2y agoHow would this compare to something like the Godox LA 200D, which claims an output of 100,000 lumens? I use two of these lights on tall stands pointed at my ceiling, which seems to work very well
- sberens 2y agoThey claim 101,000 lux, not lumens. Lux is light per square meter (roughly), lumens is total light output. The closer you get to the source, the higher the lux will be, so it's hard to compare lux equally. Based on their 230W power draw and typical COB efficiency, I'd guess it's 20,000-35,000 lumens. Tldr, we're brighter, fanless, have adjustable color temperature, smart home compatible, and more aesthetic.
- sebmellen 2y agoAppreciate the response!
- NeckBeardPrince 2y agoPlease help me understand a $1500 lamp...
- sgt 2y agoIt's so expensive.. And it uses a whopping 500W. Why not then just use a regular halogen standing floor lamp?
- sberens 2y agoYou get 6x less lumens/watt with a halogen lamp