dedolight lightstream the most complete system part 2 parallel beam intensifiers

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dedolight lightstream the most complete system
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Of course you can reflect light from other lighting tools - for example a candle, or you can reflect natural light or pretty much anything… but you can also do it with a dedolight light focusing light; many of which offer a much higher degree of focusing than any other light ever before.
Now let me give you an example of what we've been able to achieve: we have a 400 watt light, the dedolight DLH 400 D, that was I'm grateful was awarded by the Oscar Committee of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, this light works with what we call a triple zoom focus system, that achieves a focus range of 1 to 20, much more effective than anything else in its spot position.
This light now shows an exit angle of 4° - and now comes the seeming miracle - we add more optics in front and we refocus the light into its flood position and again we achieve another 4°angle. So before we had four now we have 4° - but now we gain, believe It or not, 500% more light output.
Sounds absolutely unbelievable.
So come bring your own light meter, test it - that again allows us with smaller lighting instruments to achieve the incredible and parallel beam lighting covering huge distances with much higher efficiency. And in no way are we increasing the electricity bill by adding these extra unbelievable 500%.
To some extent we can also use the other parallel beam optics that we’ve developed for all of our focusing lights. Believe It or not 50 different focusing dedolights, all of which can be equipped with a parallel beam intensifier, creating such unbelievable output and character.
While the two versions 1.2k and 2.5k of the PB70 are the ideal tools for the high class drama production, we can also serve the small team that doesn't work with the big trucks and the diesel generators and we can use the above mentioned 400 watt light or my focusing1200 watt light and equip any of those with a parallel beam intensifier to multiply the light output many times and now direct this parallel beam at an entire row of reflectors.
Let us assume we've lined up behind each other other four different reflectors, same number same reflect quality, for example in a size 50x 50cm and all of those are aligned and adjusted at the same angle and when we now direct the beam at this row of reflectors we want to make sure that we distribute this evenly, not such an easy task because the first reflector is closer and the last one is further away, so we have to make a little bit of injustice to how we split the birthday cake: the first reflector needs to get less light and the last one get the biggest piece of the cake so that they all create the same intensity of a beam whether they're near or far. It takes a little time to adjust this if you want to make it perfect but now we create an entire row of parallel beams and again we create the illusion of infinity lighting; but this time in grandmother's Kitchen in the most confined space, a miracle.
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