Lighting Reviews

Great size and light power..I use flashlights for work and this 3 C battery model has been my favorite for years.

Mag lite flashlights to me are the best that are on the market today for the money. This 3 "C" cell flashlight is alot more lightweight than its heavier counterparts and is very bright, don't let its size fool you this is a very powerful flashlight and it is also constructed from high quality aircraft aluminum and is waterproof. I give it my full endorsement to anyone who is interested.

I keep one of these flashlights in both of my vehicles. They provide a lot of light from a fairly small package. Buying the "C" battery version allows you all of the benefits of a Maglight - brightness, durability, etc. but its light weight makes it less cumbersome to carry. You won't find a better flashlight that this.

I was very pleased with this product. I found the m.o.l. to be very convenient, as my lighting sequenza in my house is organized in boxes which project the light outward from an interior location, so that the actual vessel is not visible. I do not necessarily know if I am saving money, because I only use two or three of them, but the light is soft and the heat is minimal. I have been using mine for three months and have not had to replace a one of them yet. Recommended to anyone who is looking for lighting solutions.

Some days need more light than others, and on the dim afternoons, when all is bleak and lonely, this little light is the one to shine.

At 200 Watts, this soft white bulb will reach into every corner. Cockroaches will find your abode no home for their families. However, its use is more than the bane of vile vermin. Though it ubiquitously streams its luminance into the nests and nooks of nasty insects, the bulb brings forth ease for all readers no matter how light or deep the book.

When Saturday hits, and there's a rain dropping down gray clouds and overcast skies, flip the switch with one of these in the socket. Find your next favorite book, and begin a new reading adventure, confident your bulb will be there throughout each page.

With the right shade to disperse the light, this bulb will brighten the room in a smart way without the inconsistent irritating buzzing of a fluorescent tube. You, and a hot chocolate, can sit on the laziest of chairs and linger through the longest of books without ever so much as one eye tiring.

It will last 750 hours. That will bring you 150 five-hour Saturday afternoons, or, if you read at a pace of 150 pages a Saturday, around 105 of the last Newberry Winners and Honor Books, going all the way back to 1974. Those are superb books deserving the whitest of lights, and this beauty will give these books the glory they earned.

Buy several and make your home a happy place for you and your books, and an unhappy one for the six-legged beasts which now roam.

I have been using these strobes for a number of years and I find them to be exactly what I needed for studio protraiture. One of the nice features is that I can "pop" the strobes using my on-camera flash, thus not needing a pc cable to connect to strobe. Thus all strobes are fired form whatever location I am at without tripping over cords. You can also alter the power of the strobes from 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 or Full power. A really neat system for the advanced amateur or pro at a reasonable price. If you have studied lighting techniques at all, you can turn out some very nice photos!

I bought a Bogen Magic Arm in 1982 with a camera mount on one end and a clamp on the other end. It has outlasted seven cameras and half a dozen tripods. It gets used for every recital, concert, play, or sporting event that I go to for my kids. I just clamp it onto the chair or bench or door or fence or railing and I have a steady platform for pictures that doesn't get in the way of anyone.

Almost 22 years of steady use with no sign of wear. Very handy and very durable.

Any light bulb that prevents you from hard to heal injurious cuts is a technicaly major major advance.
If your taking care ofthe family youths or grands....
I'm buying .... I believe in it.

I recomend you take a , real serious look.

I recently decided to switch bulbs and I'm SO happy that I did. The 26 Watt spiral is A Lot brighter than a normal 60 and the light is easier on the eyes, which makes a long night a little less long. Since the bulb uses less than half the energy of a 60, and shines as bright as a 75 Watt (a spiral 20 Watt = 60 Watt brightness, but I went with the 26 because...) I can have more light for less money, so the bulb should quickly pay for itself. WHY would anyone continue using traditional bulbs? These last longer and cost less (in the long run), plus, since you save energy, they're good for your karma. Sweeeet!

I have been using the original Lightwedge for awhile (for Hardcovers) and when the new paperback version came out I was sure to buy it. It is just like the original Lighwedge, just smaller. It has two LEDs as well which I was afraid it would only be one. It definitely lights up the entire page very well. I used to use the Itty Bitty Book Light but didn't like using it for hardcovers because I felt it did not light the entire page well. For paperbacks it worked well but I like the Lightwedge much more for both paper and hardbacks. Although you should be careful because it is easy to scratch the plastic. I do not find it noticeable when you are reading against the page. If you hold it in the air you can see the scratches but when it is on the page you don't. I don't find it annoying to have to turn the page with as some people may have complained. It also looks real cool using it. If you want to try something new and are looking for a good book light this is definitely one to try.

I purchased this light because I needed a nice desk lamp for college. This light is awesome! It defintately lives up to the designer's claims--it produces 'natural light'. Every light in my room gives off a horrible yellow light in comparison. The main selling point of this light is that it virtually produces no heat. There is a minor heat produced from the bulb, but the lamp never gets more than warm to the touch, even after being on for hours. While the light is on the pricey side, I felt it was well worth the investment. Best lamp I've ever owned. I will surely buy OTT products in the future!

This is a great product--for reading, working, sewing or any activity that might strain the eyes. It's flexible, sturdy, and when you clip it onto a shelf or headboard, it stays clipped (unlike other products I've tried.) But most of all, the light itself is a real pleasure and it doesn't get hot. I looked a long time and tried a lot of other products, but this one is the best I've found so far.