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Hey guys,
I'm looking for some new lights and I was wondering which ones you prefer. Or how you light or what you use to help with your lighting. Thanks!
Eddie
I use mostly power saving bulbs from IKEA.
-A 7 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 11 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 12-13 watt ordinary bulb
These work fine for me. They are not LEDs, and they don't use 60 watts, so I don't have to dim them.
This brings up a new question: what about LED lights? Any suggestions or ideas?
-A 7 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 11 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 12-13 watt ordinary bulbs
I don't have to dim them.
Briks may be onto something there. Also, great to see a post from Eddie after so long.
-A 7 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 11 watt power saving bulb (IKEA)
-A 12-13 watt ordinary bulbs
I don't have to dim them.
Briks may be onto something there. Also, great to see a post from Eddie after so long.
I think the bests are lot of light or little of light. 
I think the bests are lot of light or little of light.
This brings up a new question: what about LED lights? Any suggestions or ideas?
I have one LED light and 2 yellowy lights...Seems to keep the balance.
This brings up a new question: what about LED lights? Any suggestions or ideas?
I use these light bulbs http://www.teampyrotech.org/?page_id=1094 They are LED and work really well. Here is a test I did of the lights on my alt channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Svr3XTJWI
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