With all the enormous reflectors out there, it is getting frustrating. If you want to diffuse light in my opinion you should use a parobolic like the silver sun, seen here: http://www.sunlightsupply.com/p-12542-silver-sun-reflectors.aspx
But, I would like a more intense foot-print on a smaller area with 1000 watt bulbs. I am not using air cooling because the glass cuts lumens, and cooling the arc to much can actually make the bulb run shitty. I have found that a mover works excellent even if it is going just a foot. So I would like to have 2 1000 watts on a 4x8 tray. and will have them moving. I have been looking at bell lighting technologies LR-1000 and am pretty impressed but haven't seen to many reviews on the product. They have a 30 year warranty so obviously stand behind their products. Here is a link from a guy from advanced pitching them, if you wanna hear more about the relectors: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExAucI_B9d0&feature=related
I like that these hoods are light-weight aluminum, and are coated with a titanium-oxide powercoating as opposed to using an insert. Has anyone used the bell reflectors, or think any other reflector provides a more intense foot-print for a 4x4
But, I would like a more intense foot-print on a smaller area with 1000 watt bulbs. I am not using air cooling because the glass cuts lumens, and cooling the arc to much can actually make the bulb run shitty. I have found that a mover works excellent even if it is going just a foot. So I would like to have 2 1000 watts on a 4x8 tray. and will have them moving. I have been looking at bell lighting technologies LR-1000 and am pretty impressed but haven't seen to many reviews on the product. They have a 30 year warranty so obviously stand behind their products. Here is a link from a guy from advanced pitching them, if you wanna hear more about the relectors: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExAucI_B9d0&feature=related
I like that these hoods are light-weight aluminum, and are coated with a titanium-oxide powercoating as opposed to using an insert. Has anyone used the bell reflectors, or think any other reflector provides a more intense foot-print for a 4x4
