how to modify your studio lights for under $7.00
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thats prety good don't listen to parravision he's a dumb ass im a electrician putting the dimmer in the light is the same as you would do in your house thairs no difference unless you use lights that run on 480 volts wich your outlets are all 120 so thairs no problem. mr parravision is a dumb fuck
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The lights at sears use the SAME bulb, and a similar dimmer switch; yes I checked.
The last person I would ask about home wiring, is a salesman from Home Depot.
I would ask someone who has actually taken a basic electrician course... like myself.
I made two sets of lights almost two years ago, and I have yet to run into any problems with them.
Ask your salesman friend at Home Depot, why a 500 watt bulb, would overload a 600 watt dimmer? I would love to here the answer to that.
Thanks.
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Huh. For some reason it was in my head that you couldn't dim these... Like you cant dim fluorescents.. Thanks for clearing that up!
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That's a great idea. Don't know why I never thought of that before. Thanks dude.
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Cool !!! Thanx !!!
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Thanks...I subbed 2U
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Great Idea! Thanks =D
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real cool idea.I like it.I need to figure how to put barn doors on the lights too.
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thanks for a good idea. Keep 'em coming. Loved the casual comment, funny.
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Very Well Done!
Are those dimmers for the movie lights, just as good as the barn doors?
dafranx 2 years ago
In short, no.
The only reason I installed dimmers on my lights, is because I was having problems with hot spots on my screen.
I ONLY use these lights for illuminating the screen, I don't use them for anything else.
"Barn doors" are used on object lights, for controlling the direction of lighting on the set.
aadailey 2 years ago