Borrow your Par meter?

[mirkus]

I just wanted to throw this out there...

I just ordered some diffusers for my Radion's. I'd like to know how far to lower my lights, so I don't get too much of a par change. The only way I can really do that is with a Par meter.

Can I borrow yours? I can throw in a frag or something for your trouble.

 

[Centurio]

Fyi, for the future BAR (Bay Area Reefers) has one available to lend for free (along with other equipment) to supporting and active members who have been a member for a while. It's a very popular lending program and the PAR meter moves pretty quickly from member to member.

That's just one of the benefits pf membership.

 

[illuminata]

I just wanted to throw this out there...

I just ordered some diffusers for my Radion's. I'd like to know how far to lower my lights, so I don't get too much of a par change. The only way I can really do that is with a Par meter.

Can I borrow yours? I can throw in a frag or something for your trouble.

What lens are you currently running? and how high are they mounted? I installed the diffusers 2 days ago on my xr30 g3 pros. I measured one spot in particular.

Before:
RMS mount G3 w/ 120 wide angle = 165 PAR

After:
RMS mount G3 w/ 80+diffuser = 180 PAR

Measured with Apex PMK.

Guesstimate with RMS+120+diffuser would be about 140-145'ish.