I worked at Home Depot and the electrical expert / supplier's representative for the CFL Bulbs we carried at the time shared a tip to increase and ensure the longevity of the bulb: Upon the first time you power the CFL bulbs on, you're supposed to let them stay illuminated for 4-8 hours. Apparently this "properly activates" or primes the flourescent filament, or something sciencey like that. He explained that this is because flourescents are designed to be left on for elongated spans of time.
Ok, what about making a lamp with a car HID bulb?? I have been looking around and haven't seen any:...powerful white light, How hard could it be??? do you think it is possible??
@Carlodimaximus You could probably do something like that but it might be hard to set up something to power a 12 volt light. The light out of those might also be very harsh.
i did like the content, i just didn't like that face you made at the end...so...
kingneptune405 1 month ago
Check out the trailer for our DSLR independent feature film: LOVERBOY
keeka100 1 month ago
i can tell hes reading off a telepromtor or something, but he does a good job on not just reading what it says!
Jesslayc 1 month ago
I worked at Home Depot and the electrical expert / supplier's representative for the CFL Bulbs we carried at the time shared a tip to increase and ensure the longevity of the bulb: Upon the first time you power the CFL bulbs on, you're supposed to let them stay illuminated for 4-8 hours. Apparently this "properly activates" or primes the flourescent filament, or something sciencey like that. He explained that this is because flourescents are designed to be left on for elongated spans of time.
cockeyedproductions 7 months ago
@cockeyedproductions I hadn't heard that but its good to know. Thanks!
onelonedork 7 months ago
Ok, what about making a lamp with a car HID bulb?? I have been looking around and haven't seen any:...powerful white light, How hard could it be??? do you think it is possible??
Great videos by the way.
Carlodimaximus 1 year ago
@Carlodimaximus You could probably do something like that but it might be hard to set up something to power a 12 volt light. The light out of those might also be very harsh.
onelonedork 1 year ago
any test film examples?
AustinBrister 1 year ago
@AustinBrister Working on it. Building A new DSLR website right now, and light tests are on the list of things to do.
onelonedork 1 year ago
Great video, but odd shirt choice.
darealdjnutz 1 year ago
@darealdjnutz $1.25 at the goodwill, saves money for film equipment.
onelonedork 1 year ago 10
@onelonedork I liked the shirt. What shirt do you wear, troll?
AustinBrister 1 year ago
Great info. Thx.
OmarJaxon 1 year ago
cheap disperse lighting methods maybe? Saw one using a coatrack and a sheet over it.
BebopVox 1 year ago
@BebopVox I actually have a set of $6 adjustable umbrella reflectors but i was using them to shoot this.
onelonedork 1 year ago
@onelonedork ah nice, sound much easier, didnt know they came that cheap
BebopVox 1 year ago
@BebopVox You can actually buy 2 stands the umbrellas and everything but the light bulb for $50 on ebay.
onelonedork 1 year ago
@onelonedork can you post the ebay link?
DarkWingProd 2 months ago
Awesome dude been waiting for you to film a lighting ep!! thanks man!
BebopVox 1 year ago