- Added Macro Photography Capability for supported iOS devices (e.g iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max or later iPhone Pro/Max)- bug fixes and performance improvements- improved image stabilization

The results show me that the light’s output is reasonably linear once you start dimming the fixture down. At 50% output, it had 46.8% less output than when it was used at 100% output.

As a comparison, something like a 2.5K HMI is probably only going to be around 20% brighter. This gives you an idea of just how bright the 600d Pro with the F10 Fresnel is.

SSI is useful to see how well different lights will play together. As the Sekonic C-800 Spectromaster can measure SSI, I decided to test out the Intellytech to see how it performed.

"Why we like it: It’s incredibly handy! There will always be a time where the menu writing is too small or the room is just too dark – this magnifying app will be just what you need." - appsmitten.com "This free app comes in handy when you find yourself in a dimly lit restaurant, squinting at tiny print on your menu. Point your iPhone's camera at the text, move the on-screen slider, and you'll have large, easy-to-read text in no time." -programming4.us -----------------------------------------------Have you ever experienced the following scenarios:need to read menu in a dim light restaurant ,need to read fine print on the medicine bottle,need to read book in bed after take reading glasses off,need to walk back to camp site in the dark night, need to check your makeup on your way to work,...You may need Magnifying Glass With Light, a overall 4.5/5.0 rated app in US market which could transform your iPhone or iPad into a FULL SCREEN lighted magnifying glass! Simple yet powerful!-----------------------------------------------FREE FEATURES: •Light Level Control•Image Capture •Auto-Focus Lock •Universal App for both iPhone and iPad •Pinch to Zoom In/Out. •Support Both Portrait or Landscape Orientation •Auto turn on built-in light in low light condition when start-up •Shake to hide/show all control buttons. •Support Front Camera •Full Screen User Interface •Magnify from 1.0X - 5.0X •Lighted View ------------------------------------------------------- Pro Version Additional Features (Via In-App Purchase):•(New!) Image Stabilizer•Crystal Clear Mode.•High Contrast Mode. •Tap Center to (Un)Freeze Image. •Enhanced Freeze: be able to move,drag, photograph the frozen image•Save Photo to Exclusive Photo Album -------------------------------------------------------FAQ:Q: Why not just using Apple's Camera app?A: In Camera app, you choose either digital zooming (Camera Mode) or Lighting (Video Mode), not both of them. Also this app has more features and larger zooming capability up to 6x. ------------------------------------------------------Notes: -Some features are only available in Pro version, upgrade is available through In-app Purchase.

At a distance of 3m when used at 45° the F10 has a fairly good spread of light out to about 75cm from the center. The disadvantage the F10 has when compared to a lot of HMI fixtures is that they can usually go out to around 65°. That does allow you to create a much wider light source which is handy if you are in smaller spaces.

This is a fabulous app for looking at minuscule details of something & for photographing them too. Only problem - when google ads appear at the bottom of the screen, they disallow your from being able to press/click the photo button. And forget alternatives, they don’t work either: (1) the frame doesn’t rotate to reposition to get away from the ad to make the button visible again either; (2) you can’t press the left side click button to photograph it either. So instead, you have to wait an interminable length of time - until whenever, for however long, for the ad to disappear, because there’s no “X” or “close” button to delete the ad from the screen. Very frustrating, especially when you’re right in the middle of doing something.

A large concave mirror has a radius of curvature of 1.5 m. A person stands 10 m in front of the mirror. Where is the person's image ?

As you can see the 600d Pro and the other two lights are not a perfect match. However, a score in the high 80’s or low 90’s isn’t that bad and with a bit of tweaking, you could probably get the Prolycht Orion 300 to match reasonably well. It wouldn’t match that well when used with an ARRI Orbiter.

The Aputure F10 Fresnel Attachment is the latest accessory for the LS 600d Pro. It allows you to turn the COB point source fixture into a Fresnel easily and most importantly, without emptying your wallet.

Above you can see the spectral distribution of the 600d Pro when used with the F10 Fresnel Attachment. The spectral distribution is not overly full, but then again this is not an RGBWW fixture.

What is also different compared to a lot of other LED fresnels is that the F10 utilizes another piece of glass at the back that throws the light at the front Fresnel element. Why is this important to know? Well, this design helps to maximize the amount of output you can get out of the 600d Pro.

I took a series of measurements at distances away from the center of the beam when using the F10 at 15° and 45° to see how linear the fall off was and if there were any hotspots.

When used with the Hyper Reflector the 600d Pro had an output of 97100 lx (9020 fc). That was 77% more output compared to when the light is used open face. You need to take into account that with the hyper reflector the beam angle is getting narrowed quite a bit.

Now, these new barndoors won’t just work with the 600d Pro, they are also compatible with virtually any light that uses a Bowens mount, such as the,300d II, 300x, 120d II, etc.

If you want to go more mainstream and get your products on larger productions and into more rental houses, you need to make them a lot more robust. As I just mentioned, that is sometimes going to come at the cost of weight and size. I don’t personally mind that the 600d Pro and the F10 and the F10 Barndoors are large and heavy because Aputure has made them a lot more robust than earlier products.

If you try using the F10 at 15° with the barndoors you will find that you can’t get a square or straight cut anymore and instead the cut will take on more of an oval appearance.

Above you can see that when the light was using the Hyper Reflector recorded an average CRI (R1-R8) of 96.5 and an extended CRI (R1-R15) of 95.32. For replicating accurate skin tones it recorded 93.9 R9 (red), 98.9 for R13 (closest to caucasian skin tones), and 96.2 for R15 (closest to Asian skin tones). These are good results.

With a lot of LED lights, the Kelvin color temperature can change significantly once you start dimming the fixture down. So how does the 600d Pro with the F10 Fresnel fare? Below you can see the performance of the light.

I was impressed with the lack of color fringing I was seeing when using the F10 fresnel, especially at wider beam angles. There is a little bit of color fringing when using the F10 at 15°, but it isn’t too bad.

The F10 Fresnel is well made and it feels nice and sturdy. There was nothing in regards to build quality that concerned me.

Wenn Sie einen Termin vereinbaren, sollte Ihr Brief oder Ihre E-Mail freundlich und präzise formuliert sein. Mit dieset Terminvereinbarung präsentieren Sie ...

If you are a solo operator or travelling a lot, the 600d Pro, F10 and the F10 Barndoors may or may not be suitable for you. While the 600d Pro does come in a case, you would then have to additionally carry around the F10 and the F10 Barndoors which could be a potential red flag for some potential users.

The main reason we want to record SSI scores is so we can see how well they match with other lights. I was curious to see how well the 600d Pro with the F10 Fresnel matched the ARRI Orbiter and Prolychy Orion 300. These are two very color accurate lights, so it will be interesting to see how well the 600d Pro matches. Below you can see the results.

Above you can see some quick examples of punching the light through a window and light curtain from outside to replicate sunlight coming in. I have taken pictures with the light on and with it off at the exact same camera settings.

When used with the F10 Fresnel Attachment the 600d Pro had an output of 101,100 lx (9340 fc) when set at 35°. As a comparison, the 1800W ARRI M18, when used at 39° puts out around 212,000 lx at 1m.

I was impressed with the F10 and 600d Pro combination. It allows you to achieve similar results to a lot more power-hungry and larger HMIs for a lot less money.

With the optional barndoors you can cut the light in a similar way to how you would if you were utilizing an HMI. This is a big deal because it is something a lot of other LED Fresnels struggle with. Above you can see some quick examples with the light set at 45°.

If you are going to make a robust product that could be carried in rental houses you need to put it in an equally robust case. The case that comes with the F10 just feels a little cheap. Look, there’s nothing that wrong with it, but it could be a lot better.

The Aputure F10 Fresnel is well built, well thought out, and most importantly, it adds a lot of versatility if you own a 600d Pro.

Another benefit to having a 10″ glass Fresnel is that wire kit inserts that worked on HMIs and older Fresnels will work with the F10. The only slight caveat is that it will only fit one.

Above you can see that the light remains relatively consistent when used with the Hyper Reflector or the F10 Fresnel, however, the extended CRI scores are higher when using the F10 Fresnel.

Magnifying definition

The F10 uses a 10″ / 25.4 cm glass Fresnel. This is an industry-standard size for Fresnel glass. This is nice to see, as quite a lot of affordable large-sized LED Fresnel fixtures use acrylic and are not an industry size.

The adjustment ring for the Fresnel operation isn’t made out of metal, instead, it uses a composite type material. The nice aspect about this is that this type of material is that certainly helps to dissipate heat.

The intensity of the light then starts to drop away quite dramatically from 30cm to 50cm away from the center of the beam.

I highly recommend the F10 Fresnel. It is the first affordable COB LED Fresnel attachment that I actually think works well enough to be compared against HMI fixtures.

With Rg value, a score below 100 indicates that the light source renders colors with less saturation than the reference source. So ideally you want this score to be above 100.

Above you can see lux readings taken at the corresponding distances from the center of the beam at a distance of 3m when the light was used at 45°.

magnifying glass中文

I purchased the pro version of this many years ago and after I upgraded to iPhone 15, the zoom stopped working. I can no longer get clear details on super close up like beforeWhen I checked today for an update, I saw an exact app except it’s Magnifying instead of Mag on the title. The settings and details of the app are exactly the same except for the version (3.8.5 vs pro 3.5). The developers are the same (falconinmotion). I’m not able to restore my purchase and send feedback link on the pro version doesn’t work. Can someone please let me know how I can restore my purchase for this new version which actually solved the close up issue on iPhone 15. Thanks!

Matthew Allard is a multi-award-winning, ACS accredited freelance Director of Photography with over 30 years' of experience working in more than 50 countries around the world. He is the Editor of Newsshooter.com and has been writing on the site since 2010. Matthew has won 51 ACS Awards, including six prestigious Golden Tripods. In 2016 he won the Award for Best Cinematography at the 21st Asian Television Awards. Matthew is available to hire as a DP in Japan or for work anywhere else in the world.

Magnifying Glass for Reading

The Laser Spot (@thelaserspot_) on TikTok | 1566 Likes. 67 Followers. GTA Laser Hair Removal & Teeth Whitening Nursing Student .

... infrared light, ultraviolet light, X-rays and gamma-rays. ... X-ray: A dentist uses X-rays ... Astronomers who study radio waves tend to use wavelengths or ...

The 10” Metal Barndoors also comes with a separate attachment so you can place the barn doors onto the 600d Pro without having to use the F10 Fresnel.

When used with the F10 Fresnel Attachment the 600d Pro had an output of 31700 lx (2940 fc) when set at 15°. If my calculations are correct, that means that the light would have more than 340,000 lx at a distance of 1m.

The developer, Falcon In Motion LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

The scores show that the light does a reasonably good job of accurately replicating a CIE D55 source. A score in the low to mid-70s is very typical for a 5600K LED light.

Used open face it produced a Kelvin color temperature of 5728K, which was higher than when the light was used open face. This tells me that the Hyper Reflector is affecting the Kelvin color temperature accuracy. This is something you need to keep in mind when using the Hyper Reflector

Like what we do and want to support Newsshooter? Consider becoming a Patreon supporter and help us to continue being the best source of news and reviews for professional tools for the independent filmmaker.

Magnifying glass iPhone

Used with the F10 Fresnel Attachment the light produced a Kelvin color temperature of 5595K, which was was a lot more accurate than when the fixture was used with the Hyper Reflector. This tells me that F10 Fresnel Attachment actually gives you the most Kelvin color temperature accurate way of using the 600d Pro.

The barn doors certainly work a lot better when you are using the F10 Fresnel at 45° or around 30-35°. You can get very clean-edged shadows.

The barn door holders use three screws and there are lots of other screws utilized to hold the Fresnel together. I was impressed with the overall build quality.

The F10 Fresnel allows you to adjust the beam angle from 15° to 45°. This is not a massive amount, however, it should suit most people’s needs.

SSI (Spectral Similarity Index) was developed by the Sci-Tech Council of the Academy. SSI gives me the ability to set any light as a standard, or use predefined standards (such as CIE D55), and then give other lights an SSI score based upon how well they will match standards such as CIE D55 measure spectral response and compare it directly against an ideal light source.

I’m not going to sugarcoat it, the F10 Fresnel is large and heavy. I independently weighed it at 3.9kg (8.59 lb). Just as a reference, the actual 600d Pro light head weighs in at 4.64kg / 10.23 lb (Including Yoke).

Round Opal Diffuser. Soild Apollo's Round opal diffuser is designed to easily mount in all Round Aluminum Profiles. The opal design precisely controls the ...

Above you can see the scores for the 600d Pro with the F10. It recorded a TM-30 Rf score of 93 and a TM-30 Rg score of 101.

Above you can see the 600d Pro when used open face recorded an output of 22300 lx / 2070 (fc). This is a lot of output given how wide the beam angle is when using it open face.

Magnifying glass on phone

Magnifying app

In optics, chromatic aberration (CA), also called chromatic distortion, color aberration, color fringing, or purple fringing, is a failure of a lens to ...

Shop for Allen Wrench at Walmart.com. Save money. Live better.

So, let’s see how well the 600d Pro with the F10 Fresnel matches the 600d Pro when used Open face and with the Hyper Reflector. As you can see, they all match very well and this gives me the knowledge that you could use three of these lights with various attachments with no real-world perceivable difference. In saying that, I can’t guarantee consistency. The same light from the same manufacturer can sometimes give you different readings.

So now that we have seen how much output the 600d Pro produces, how does it perform when it comes to replicating accurate colors. Above you can see that when the light was using the F10 Fresnel recorded an average CRI (R1-R8) of 97.1 and an extended CRI (R1-R15) of 95.32. For replicating accurate skin tones it recorded 94 R9 (red), 98.5 for R13 (closest to caucasian skin tones), and 95.7 for R15 (closest to Asian skin tones). These are good results.

TM-30 is a relatively new color rendering standard that was developed to deal with the limitations of CRI. TM-30 looks at 99 individual colors. These 99 colors are categorized into seven groups: nature, skin color, textiles, paints, plastics, printed material, and color systems.

The F10 is well priced for what it does and if you need a ton of output for your 600d Pro then it is a nice addition. For a lot of users, this combination will probably be overkill and something like a 300d would be a better option.

All measurements were taken from the front of the attachment being used. All measurements were taken with the Sekonic C-800 at the exact same height and offset to where the middle of the light source was. Now, please bear in mind that this light and the F10 Fresnel does create a hot spot, so the readings in the center are going to be around 10% higher than they will off the sides of the beam angle.

A big factor for a lot of people when buying a light is how much output it can produce. I tested the lights output using it open face, with the hyper reflector, and with the F10 Fresnel Attachment using a Sekonic C-800 at a distance of 1m (3.28ft) in a controlled environment

Being able to measure SSI in advance and compare different lights you may be using together is a great way of finding out what lights will work together and what adjustments need to be made.

Just like the actual F10 Fresnel, the barndoors are physically quite large and heavy. The barn doors weigh in at 2.7kg (5.95 lb). They are around 40.5cm (15.94″) wide by 33cm (12.99″) high.

The CC Index displays the CC correction value and whether any magenta or green need to be added or subtracted. 1 CC corresponds to 035 Kodak CC values or 1/8 Rosco filter values. Any reading less than +1.00 or -1.00 and you’re probably not going to need to make any kind of adjustment. The ⊿uv is the value to show how much this light is away from being an ideal light source (black body radiation = incandescent lamp). As with the CC Index you want this number to theoretically be zero. Kelvin is not a linear value, so we need to convert from Kelvin to MK-1 to compare the values of color temperature. To calculate from Kelvin to Mired is MK-1= 1*1000000/Kelvin. While this may sound confusing, it is the only way of measuring if the Kelvin shift is significant enough to warrant having to use a filter for correction. Below are the results for the Aputure when using the F10 Fresnel Attachment at 45°.

I wanted to see how linear the light’s output was when using the F10 Fresnel, so I tested it at a variety of intensities. Below you can see the results.

It has been a while since I reviewed an Aputure product and they have certainly improved since the early Light Storm fixtures. At least, in my opinion, the 600d Pro and the F10 Fresnel are the first Aputure products that I would consider to be suitable for rental houses.

TM-30 scores go from 0 – 100. The higher the score, the more accurate a light is at producing colors. Any TM-30 Rf score in the ’90s is considered to be good. What is interesting and something that you need to be very aware of is that two separate light sources with the exact same CRI scores can render colors very differently. A light with a high CRI rating could have a low TM-30 score. Conversely, a light with a good TM-30 score could have a bad CRI score.

Edmund Optics offers a vast array of optical components and systems, including lenses, filters, mirrors, prisms, fiber optics, and imaging systems, among others ...

Even with the large F10 Fresnel attached to the 600d Pro, you can still get a good range of motion for adjusting the position of the light.

The 600d Pro and the F10 Fresnel is more than capable of replicating sunlight coming through a window. I used this combination on a recent shoot and it had more than enough output to easily simulate bright sun coming through a window. Unfortunately, I can’t show that vision as the project is still ongoing.

Professional magnifying glass

The Mag Light app has become an indispensable tool in my daily life. Its versatility and functionality are truly impressive. Whether I’m trying to read the small print on medicine bottles or capturing detailed, up-close photographs, this app never disappoints.One of the standout features is its powerful magnification, which makes reading tiny text effortless. No more squinting or struggling to decipher labels – the Mag Light app brings clarity to even the smallest print.Additionally, the app’s ability to enhance close-up photography is remarkable. The level of detail it captures is perfect for documenting intricate objects or capturing the beauty of nature up close. The built-in light feature ensures that every shot is well-lit and clear, making it a fantastic tool for both casual and professional photographers.Overall, the Mag Light app is a must-have for anyone looking to simplify their life and enhance their photography skills. It’s reliable, easy to use, and incredibly effective. Highly recommended

by SB Ali Reza · 2023 · Cited by 8 — Free-space optical communications (FSO) is a line of sight communication method that provides unguided wireless optical data in free space. The ...

Juanbao Pure Life 4 PCS Polarized Glasses Test Card,Polarization Sunglasses Tester, Polarized Glasses Check Paper Accessories, Colour, ...

What you clearly need to remember is that you are going to need an additional case or bag to carry the barndoors in. They don’t fit in the F10 Fresnel case or the 600d Pro’s case.

As you can see the light’s Kelvin color temperature does not alter in any significant way when it is dimmed down especially to around 25%. Once you get below 25% there is a slight dip in the Kelvin color temperature, but it is marginal.

Now, there is a very legitimate reason why the F10 Fresnel is so big. When building a Fresnel for a COB LED fixture you need to match the size of that COB element to the size of the Fresnel. Often I have seen small-sized Fresnel attachments for these COB LED lights that are too small and they don’t work well. If the Fresnel attachment is too small in relation to the COB, the light getting to the Fresnel won’t be optimized. In this case, size does matter!

The F10 Fresnel Attachment for the 600d Pro retails for $219.00 USD which makes it pretty good value for money. It should be available and shipping soon.

Once you step up in class, usually three things tend to happen. The build quality gets better, which means the size and weight, as well as the price, have to increase. The 600d Pro, F10 Fresnel, and F10 barn doors show me that Aputure has started to take a different direction.

Magnifying Glass Amazon

These figures might look confusing, but what it tells me is that the light is exceptionally Kelvin color-accurate when used with the F10 Fresnel. Any MK-1 score that is under -9/9 means you wouldn’t have to use any color correction gels.

Above you can see lux readings taken at the corresponding distances from the center of the beam at a distance of 3m when the light was used at 15°. You can see that the hotspot in the middle is around 9% brighter than if you take a reading 30cm to the left or right.

When used with the F10 Fresnel Attachment the 600d Pro had an output of 87,500 lx (8130 fc). That was 9.88% less output compared to when the light is used with the Hyper Reflector.

Yes, by the time you buy the 600d Pro, F10 Fresnel, and the barn doors you are going to be up to $2,248 USD which may sound expensive, however, for what this combination offers I think it is well priced.

There is a nice secure and solid latching system for attaching the barn doors to the F10. For added safety, there is also a safety latch that you use.

The F10 does come in its own carrying case, which looks like something you would put a snare drum in. The bag is ok, but in my opinion, it doesn’t reflect the quality of what is inside it.

Now, I had to do this measurement at a distance of 3m (9.84ft) as the Sekonic C-800 only measures up to 200,000 lx and at a distance of 1m the reading was way over that.