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1. dolgul+(OP)[view] [source] 2016-01-24 14:50:49
If you don't mind the process of finding something (or waiting for something to come up) on eBay too much, I recommend looking for used photo/film equipment out there. I cheaply sourced two photo/film lamps on eBay. One is a 500W LED lamp and somewhat blueish, the other is a 330W fluorescent, but of very high quality, it's a very convincing daylight tone (not at all greenish). Especially the latter makes for a very nice room light. Both were barely used, yet substantially cheaper than new. The advantage is that you can easily change their angle on one or two axes. I originally bought them for photography and then started liking them as regular room lights, only to later even realize that I basically got myself SAD lamps.
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2. DenisM+Ro[view] [source] 2016-01-24 21:46:43
>>dolgul+(OP)
Can you give some links of model #s? I've been thinking of this for a while, but never knew where to start. Thanks!
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3. dolgul+9A3[view] [source] [discussion] 2016-01-26 21:50:17
>>DenisM+Ro
No, sorry, unfortunately I can't. Bought mine on eBay.de a few years ago. Now on eBay.com the auction format seems to be hardly used anymore for things like that. Hmm. Many direct imports though. Maybe my suggestion is outdated.
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