Frage von heisenberg:
As such I was resigned to a set of multiple Daylight Daylight lamps to buy a la http://goo.gl/IAI3j (Daylight walimex 1750) and a little bit about it.
As for the video but Lampen_Equipment s.and s.synonymous should serve for still image, I thought that as a good compromise, so that no artistic value as Hollywood movies should.
Now someone said of Walsh that the energy saving lamps flickering on videos and would come only LEDs in question (although they say in the walimex.tv spots that the ESL's are suitable for video.
Of course, the LEDs cost much more.
Can you confirm me with the flicker / flickering? I have already read some posts, etc., but where were ESL Daylights made for video, so I am surprised that statement a little.
Best regards
Antwort von crassmike:
Can you confirm me with the flicker / flickering? No. While I have only a few of the "energy-saving construction lights" - ie plastic floodlights, but today's energy-saving light bulbs work so often with an integrated electronic ballast.
Tubes without electrical ballast flicker. If you switch to an electronic component may, instead of the starter against the light, as synonymous to prevent flicker.
MfG
Antwort von moke:
today's energy-saving light bulbs work so often with an integrated electronic ballast.
Tubes without electrical ballast flicker. If you switch to an electronic component may, instead of the starter against the light, as synonymous to prevent flicker. Now when I take a "normal" energy saving lamp (such as these: http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/574751/ESL-HELIX-E27865-23W-SPIRALFOeRMIG/1904951) and the normal into a lamp bracket from the hardware store put ...
... Does it work then? (Other than the brightness of times, one will not be enough ...)
Say, who have so have a ballast or must I install that?
Thank you
moke
Antwort von PowerMac:
Employees up with the technical basics of producing light.
Neither the most energy-saving light bulbs, LEDs still have a wide range, resulting in a lousy color reproduction and color casts. Apart from that, the white point is somewhere and is due only to individual outliers in the spectrum (which is not meaningful) together. White is then indeed white, yellow but not necessarily yellow and so next. Note: the color temperature basically says nothing about the reproduction of colors themselves, than if colors are reddish or bluish played.
