Would using this make a reflector more reflective?
620183
No. I never tried it on a reflective surface. I sprayed directly on our mailbox and it did absolutely nothing
620184
I sprayed it on the mailbox post and it did nothing. I did several layers, let each layer dry and different angles. Waste of money.
906111
It depends heavily on how bright you want the effect to be and how far away you are able to place the fixture. In addition, there are two different lenses that allow you to have a wider or narrower field of effect based on your needs. In essence, there is no good way to answer. I can tell you from experience that I have had a usable effect covering an entire wall at the end of a large ballroom using the narrower lense in extremely low light, but to do so I had to place the unit itself at the opposite end of the room. Sorry if this is less than helpful...
1765054
This product is highly reflective. But, inasmuch as it is also flexible, it's more like a fun house mirror. I taped a section of it and fashioned it into a cylinder to use as a reflector for anamorphic drawings. Worked well for that purpose.
60402
Look at the reflector if there is more surface area side to side face the led towards the most surface area for the best results!
1190563
Don't forget to manually adjust the aperture (the adjustment ring on the adapter). Wider aperture - > more light gets in.
287824
No. With it also being a usable mirror, the image is not bright enough to over power the sun.
1939892
Have not tried that but it is highly reflective so I do not think that would work.
1842193
A Reflector scope uses mirrors to reflect the light of an image you point it at; the Binocular can't enhance light reflected from a mirror... However, a Refractor uses lenses, which a Binocular can "pair" with, like putting "glasses" over your eyes and "adjust" the image... I hope that helps....
1422994
Yes it is possible. There is some spherical abberation but this is minimal. Also, lighting is critical to get a good image. If the subject is shiny, reflections are hard to control.
2173537
the bulds can be replaced.but not sold alone.reflector can be placed on the unit
200784
this might work, if exposed to enough light. something reflective might be a better choice. maybe a trial test would be in order to find out for sure.
1816380
havent tried that. don't see why it wouldn't as long as youfollow there directions.. remember you need to follow the ratio of reflector to dead time. y
1052767
David C, your comment about the reflector loosing its reflective capacity to the tune of 15-20 a year in an inane statement. I cannot believe the pounded metal to create a reflective surface. Do you think it is worn down by light bouncing off it. Is there anywhere in the world I can look and see someone else beside you state this.
956857
Yes...if you stand at right angles to the sun and turn the ring, so can also control the effects of the polarizer. Excellent for taking most of the reflections out. You will lose a couple stops of light.
978104
It can not be used in place of the reflective triangles. The Highway Patrol appreciates the use of these. My recommendation, have and use both.
1310327
It is a reflector, I hardly use mine. I usually take it off and use an umbrella or a softbox with the light. The reflector concentrates the light to a more fixed point instead of the light going everywhere. This will create a harsh light.
662370
I believe it is just the size of the reflector, which would change the resulting beam. All other things being equal, a bigger reflector would provide a tighter beam pattern making the target look brighter.Also, the P12 doesn't have the crenalized lens, which is used as a weapon in self defense, or to possibly break glass.I'm not certain, but the P12 may not have the same spring loaded battery terminals at both ends of the battery to ensure good contact if used on a weapon during recoil.