In a lush green forest, yes, it reduces the amount of green reflected back at you. Where I live it's the opposite - it's savanna, the soil is a deep reddish orange, and every year has a pronounced dry season, so we end up with a lot of brownish dehydrated plants and red dust everywhere. A cooler CCT LED illuminates much better during drought time, and warmer CCT when it's rainy.
Hello sir. I see your point sir and I agree with you. Different tints are for different purposes and environment. Thanks for watching sir 😊. Please subscribe 🙏.
That new LED is just so warm, even against the neutral XPL Hi, it just looks orange. I think maybe if it was in 4000K range, it would have the perfect tint, definitely more rosy looking and I'd imagine with a diffuser would perform great for more up close tasks. It looks like the small reflector is what's causing the beam artifact. The die is comparable in size to the Osram emitters, so maybe a larger reflector head like the Noctigon K1 or Convoy L8 would better culminate that beam... Thanks for the review!
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Good to see a 'long range' emitter with such a warm tint, and a great price too!
Many thanks.
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This beam comparison really shows how warmer CCT shows more detail in the forest environment, despite being less powerful!
In a lush green forest, yes, it reduces the amount of green reflected back at you. Where I live it's the opposite - it's savanna, the soil is a deep reddish orange, and every year has a pronounced dry season, so we end up with a lot of brownish dehydrated plants and red dust everywhere. A cooler CCT LED illuminates much better during drought time, and warmer CCT when it's rainy.
Agree sir. This led WOW me. Thanks for watching sir 😊🙏.
Hello sir. I see your point sir and I agree with you. Different tints are for different purposes and environment. Thanks for watching sir 😊. Please subscribe 🙏.
That new LED is just so warm, even against the neutral XPL Hi, it just looks orange. I think maybe if it was in 4000K range, it would have the perfect tint, definitely more rosy looking and I'd imagine with a diffuser would perform great for more up close tasks. It looks like the small reflector is what's causing the beam artifact. The die is comparable in size to the Osram emitters, so maybe a larger reflector head like the Noctigon K1 or Convoy L8 would better culminate that beam... Thanks for the review!
Yes. I can't agree more with you sir. I need to try it in c8. Thanks for watching and sharing sir. Please subscribe 😊🙏.
I still like the m21b best. All look good.
Me too sir. M21b is the best. Thanks for watching sir 😊🙏.
It looks like Sanan 72mil and L50 are the same LED. Both have ceramic and glass versions and look the same. Can you compare them in the next vid?
That's what I will try to do sir. Thanks for watching and your support sir 😊🙏.
Awesome ! Thanks.👍💯.
Thanks for watching and your support sir 😊🙏.
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Nice video, thanks man !
Thanks for watching and your support sir 😊🙏.
its good but these light have 0 spill...
It's not what this setup was made for. You want spill, you get a 519A.
Very good throw sir. Actually it has some spill but my test area is water. It absorbs brightness. Thanks for watching sir 😊. Please subscribe 🙏.
I love the Sanan 3000k. Is it custom?
It a Chinese led sir. I used it to customize my flashlight sir. Sft40 3000k will be available soon sir. Thanks for watching sir 😊🙏.
@@weerapatkiatdumrong I can't wait for SFT40 3000k!!
@@avgrim7729 Neither can I sir.
Looks great , i would like to see it against a sst20 3000k
Good Idea sir. Vs sst20, cslpm1, something like that. Thanks for watching and your support sir 😊🙏.
Especially for the tint, i think the sst20 is a good option for a warm throw beam
@@eljefe9913 I can't agree more sir. 2700k 3000k 4000k Thanks for watching sir 😊🙏.
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looks like yinding led
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