Hogokansatsukan
Flashlight Enthusiast
I opened this so people could discuss here which tint they would prefer when deciding for the group buy.
All,
If you cannot make up your mind for Hogo's newest group buy here are all the emitters compared (albeit in different lights) All are 219C R9050. 2700k 3000k, 3500k, and 4000k. Please take these color temps with some broad strokes and dont worry about minor tint either, there will be variations as these are in different lights!
All,
If you cannot make up your mind for Hogo's newest group buy here are all the emitters compared (albeit in different lights) All are 219C R9050. 2700k 3000k, 3500k, and 4000k. Please take these color temps with some broad strokes and dont worry about minor tint either, there will be variations as these are in different lights!
Good comparison photo. It would be interesting to see the exact same photo with only the 2700k. I'll bet it would appear much whiter.
I struggled between the 2700 and the 3000. Initially I was going to go 2700, but the 3000 seems to have better color accuracy and will also be a more versatile light- so that's what I went for. I didn't want my first HDS to be a one trick pony. I'll probably second guess that decision forever!
Which tint amongst the four listed is the most "rosy." Which brings out reds (R9) the best? Thanks
A camera by default will do it's best to make a singular white source appear neutral white. Taking a picture of just one wouldn't do any good. I adjusted the white balance and tint to best match what I saw.
All,
If you cannot make up your mind for Hogo's newest group buy here are all the emitters compared (albeit in different lights) All are 219C R9050. 2700k 3000k, 3500k, and 4000k. Please take these color temps with some broad strokes and dont worry about minor tint either, there will be variations as these are in different lights!
Please forgive me if this is a stupid question, but there are only limited quantities of each LED, and there is more demand than quantity.
Therefore, there are people who are not getting a light. Right?
Copied from Hogo. This is the hope I am hanging on to...
"The sign up ends on May 31. From June 1 to June 7, you will have to put a $20 deposit. That is to cover any extra emitters I may have to buy. I don't want anyone left out who wants one, but I also won't deal with changes."
I really hope everyone is able to the the light with the prefered LED.
From my side I'd have a few 219C LEDs in 2700K, 3000K, 3500K ad 4000Kfrom Virence. If everything went wrong I'd pass this LEDs to hogo. I only have 3or 4 of each, but if it helps.... I'd do it.
Torn between 3000k and 3500k... What to do???
Hopefully there is enough to go around...