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Question: Will this work with the "2400 Watt Softbox Lighting Kit" 2400 Watt Softbox Lighting Kit Chromakey Green Screen Video Lighting Kit Three Softbox, 12 x 45watt Flourescent Bulb, 3 x lightstand by Fancierstudio 9004S-3
Document: I purchased four of these 45 watt lights after I spent a lot of time trying to color balance tungsten temperature bulbs (about 2800K) and after being told my Skype video had a green tint. These bulbs are big and won't fit in your standard clamp light, but the light and color they produce is great. The color temperature is daylight balanced and doesn't have a strong blue tint. Colors look great - I just ordered four of the 85 watt version for more video lighting:Full Spectrum Light Bulb - ALZO 85 watt Photo CFL 5500K - Case of 4 - daylight balanced pure white light - 4250 Lumens - by [...]
This bulb rocks! It'll blow your socks off! (NOTE: It's a very large bulb, despite that it's only a 45-watter and still fits E27/E26 sockets. Pay close attention to the measurements shown in one of the product pictures. I failed to notice when I first purchased some. )I do photo and video work, so I'm familiar with studio lighting. However, I actually got these for general home use. From working in studios, I got used to brighter settings and &#34;white&#34; light.
Bulb is large and bright. Light appears as a cool blue-white. Bulb emits high-pitched hum audible at (10)foot distance when turned on. Hum diminishes after several minutes, but is still audible from a (3)foot distance. This noise is distracting for close work, though the illumination is entirely adequate.
My built-in light fixtures won't take a bulb more than 75 watts, so I have to have a CFL to get decent lumens. Luckily they are big fixtures, and can handle massive CFLs, but where is the light quality, people? I have to have four lamps with incandescents in the room, together with the three 45-watt CFLs, to bring the light into a livable range - so the place can feel illuminated and livable, not sterile, naked, and dim. It's not a huge living room, but it does have high ceilings, and doesn't get much natural light in the winter.
Two could not sufficiently light a small 10x12ft living room.Then, "imitates the sun", it mostly certainly does not as where I live I don't have a blue sun.The Good: they are silent, they did last, they come on instantly, they never flickered, they are warm not hot to the touch.RECOMMEND? HECK NOBUT...Being a glutton for punishment, because of those good points I am going to try JUST ONE of their 85w 3200Ks and see how that bongo drum beater sized one performs.ALZO 85W CFL Video-Lux Photo Light Bulb 3200K - warm white light ideal for practical lighting - matches color temperature of Kino Flo & Osram bulbs
I purchased two bulbs. One of the bulbs that I placed in a ceiling light died in 3 days (loud popping noise, flickered, died). Previously I had a lower wattage fluorescent in this fixture with no problems. The max wattage is 60 for the fixture so this bulb should have worked.The other bulb that I placed in a portable spot light seems to be working fine after a week. The problem with fluorescent bulbs is that notall bulbs work in all fixtures and it's a lot of trial and error.
You may want to look around for a replacement harp that will meet your needs.The packaging is fantastic: it comes in a very nice cardboard box that holds it firmly within and there is some bubble wrap around it inside the box too. I am so grateful that it is not packaged in a plastic clamshell.I'm probably going to buy another of this specific bulb because I want it in my personal lab and study. The brightness should make a huge difference for me while I work with tiny electronic parts.I will work with this bulb more, having it provide me with lighting in my lab, and I'll add or subtract stars from my rating as needed.
(More red compensates for more blue from no direct sun. )Alzo Digital 45w CFL's have anywhere from 5-6 WB Brackets of green. Technically, this means it has 45-66% MORE geeen in it's spectrum of light it pushes on a subject. In Adobe Lightroom 4, you need to compensate with Magenta by +22, under the White Balance meter (which actually requires 4900-5100)So, in summery for all you photo/video guys... Don't buy these. Don't be a fool.
These bulbs are perfect if you like the rooms in your house/office to be lit up. The bulbs are fantastic, because they can be put in any regular 60/100 watt fixture. They shed about 2700 lumens of light, compared with about 900 or 1800 for 60 or 100 watt conventional bulbs respectively. They also consume less energy than even a 60 watt bulb, with 3 times the light output. The light is fairly blinding, but I like the aura that the bulbs create. It's easy on your eyes to have everything so brilliantly illuminated, and for me it was definitely worth the extra money.
Wonderful white light. I tried these 45 watt bulbs as well as the Alzo 27-watt bulb. However it turns out that the only room I can use the 45 watt one in is the kitchen (where the annoying buzzing noise is drowned out by the fridge compressor running). For the rest of the house I will need to go with the 27-watt bulb since it does not have an audible buzz. Also the 45 watt is a monster; the 27-watt is smaller and fits better into lighting fixtures.
Answer: no