Stirmlampe mit roten LED
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HANDLE TIME
All orders will be scheduled for shipment in 1 to 3 business days, excluding holidays.
COUNTRIES
We ship worldwide.
WAREHOUSES
Currently, we have 4 warehouses.
🇺🇸 US warehouse, for our US users, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇪🇺 EU warehouse, for most EU countries, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇦🇺 AU warehouse, for our Australia and New Zealand users, parcel usually arrives around 1-7 days.
🇨🇳 CN warehouse, for all countries, parcel arrives in 4-7 or 8-20 days, please check below for details.
Funktionsbeschreibung:
2 Separat Knöpfe, einer pro Lichtfarbe, ideal für Nachtaufnahmen. Robuste Ausführung, damit Sie keine Angst haben müssen, dass andere Fotografen "Schalten Sie Ihr Licht aus!" schreien.
Taste 1 für: Rotlicht
Taste 2 für: Weißlicht
Spezifikation:
Gewicht: 79 g
Maximale Helligkeit: 220 Lumen
Einsatzdauer der Lithiumbatterie: 4 Stunden Beleuchtung bei maximaler Leistung, 30 Stunden bei minimaler Leistung.
Ladezeit: 6 Stunden
Warum Rotlicht:
Es dauert ungefähr 20 bis 30 Minuten, bis sich Ihre Augen vollständig an die Dunkelheit adaptiert haben, wenn Sie nachts fotografieren. Rotes Licht stört diesen Prozess nicht. Beim Einsatz von weißem Licht, müssen sich Ihre Augen wieder an die Dunkelheit anpassen.
Warum sind die separaten Einschaltknöpfe so wichtig?
Das sagt Mr.Jim Doty: Nachdem ich Dutzende von Nachtfotografie-Exkursionen geleitet habe kam ich zum Schluss, dass eines der frustrierendsten Ereignisse darin besteht, dass jemand versehentlich weißes Licht einschaltet und die Dunkeladaption der gesamten Gruppe ruiniert. Das Problem ist, dass bei einigen Stirnlampen zuerst alle Einstellungen für weißes Licht durchgeschaltet werden müssen, um zum Rotlicht zu gelangen. Das ist schlechtes Design für die Nachtfotografie. Das wichtigste Merkmal einer Stirnlampe für die Astrofotografie, ist daher eine separate Taste zum Ein- und Ausschalten der roten LED.
this head torch is perfect for astro - plus, I've used it in some non photography situations - leaves both hands free to do whatever is needed, great little product. Very happy with it.
The head torch is amazing. Battery lasts for a long time and the red light is very practical for night. The lamp can also tilt forward so you can point the ground without looking down. 5/5 for its price.
It arrived super fast and it is totally worth it! it can light up the surroundings at night and having the red light it's an amazing feature!
100% recommend
The item was shipped Promptly. It was easy to follow shipped. It arrived in perfect conditions. Thanks.
I love the MSM rotator. it's small easy to use and tracks very well once you get it aligned right. The battery life is a bit on the short side especially when used in colder environments. I usually get a battery warning after about an hour in the cold.
The green laser it come with for alignment has problem when it get cold. This is a know issue with most green lasers that they begin to emit UV when they get cold. This can be dangerous since propel can't see the UV laser but it can still do some serious damage.
Keeping the laser turned on for about a minute will heat it up enough to begin emitting green light again.
White light during Astrophotography presents all sorts of problems so I purchased this because it has a red light.
It also has a white light for normal use.
This head torch is the best on the market for Quality, Functionality and Price.
I’m really pleased with how it fits, works perfectly and recharges with ease.
Perfect for what I need
The headlamp is lightweight to carry and very useful for astrophotography. Especially the seperated red light makes it easy to operate a camera in the dark without disturbing night vision. The white light is bright enough for packing up and walking around, however for longer hikes I use a second other white only head lamp which is brighter and has a wider zoomable light cone. This one makes a bright center dot with a bit surrounding light.
The only thing I find a bit annoying is you have to press the button twice to switch the red light off as it first turns to blinking mode. I have no use for red strobe light.
Head Torches with red light for Astrophotography/Red LED Headlamp
Never goes in the camera bag except on night shoots, where the red lamp doesn't ruin your night vision. The rest of the time it's on the night stand available for power outages where the white light is VERY helpful.