(Re-upload) Sofirn SC31 Pro, 6500K, 2000 Lumens (Demo)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Available at www.piercingth... (New Zealand only)
My old demo had the wrong white balance, so the color wasn't accurate for the beamshots.
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Thank you for this short and to-the-point demo. Your nighttime shots are beautiful with the idyllic NZ countryside as the backdrop.
Yes, nice light. I have one and just bought another 2 as this light is such value for money. Can run both button top & flat top cells too. I'm surprised the tested lumens came so close to mfr specs, I thought they would have been closer to 1500lm but I'm glad i'm wrong.
Hi, I forgot to mention I used a Samsung 30Q. This is using a fet driver so performance is limited by what battery is used. I never bundle the Sofirn 18650 anymore due to less lumens. Everything in my store is listed with my tested lumens and the batteries need to at least come close.
Thanks for the comment
@@crc9564 decent battery for something that's bundled, but it won't provide max lumens. You wouldn't see much difference though unless you had two side by side or use a lux meter.
@@crc9564 not that I'm aware of. Have a read of my battery safety guide if you like - www.piercingthedarkness.co.nz/battery-safety-guide
I see a little blinking/flickering in your video. Is that the thermal regulation? Can you notice by eyes?
That video was with a faulty unit that I noticed after the video. No longer sell that model, but didn't notice in any other unit
Thanks for the vid.
What's the beam throw on Turbo?
I didn't measure it since this was only a demo for my business. Just look up Sofirn's website for the specs or perhaps another review :)
@@PiercingTheDarkness no worries. Cheers
How long does it last in the 2000 lumens mode? Also how wide is the beam throw in degrees? Thanks!
No idea, this was a demo created for my store, I didn't review this model. I also no longer stock this model
6500k is better?
No, 5000K is better, but always less lumens the lower the K temperature is