Performance
| Equivalent bulb power |
120 W |
| Bulb power |
30 W |
| Color temperature |
400 K |
| Bulb lifetime |
8000 h |
Spiderlite TD5 5-Pack 30-watt Daylight Fluorescent Lamps
<b>Small size, big output.</b>
This small lamp packs a punch with over 120 equivalent watts of power. (5 pack = 600 equivalent watts)
<b>Perfect for photo & video.</b>
With today's technology, most cameras can capture amazing video as well as photos. These constant lights are the perfect solution for anyone doing both photo and video as they are pure enough to capture amazing quality and color with video.
<b>True daylight color.</b>
Here at Westcott, we only offer the best. This lamp is true daylight color temperature. Don't settle for imitations that can shift color up to 400 degrees.
<b>Long lasting results.</b>
Unlike photofloods that only last up to 60 hours, this lamp is rated for over 8,000 hours of consistent performance and color.
<b>Stay cool.</b>
No need to worry about your subject being uncomfortable by the heat of your light, this lamp stays cool while generating very light heat.
<b>No heat. No problem.</b>
Ever been to an art gallery or food-photography shoot? If you have, you know that they never want you using anything that omits heat. Heat can disturb materials and food. The cool nature of this fluorescent lamp makes it a perfect match for this type of image capture.
<b>Closest thing to window light.</b>
Ever ask a photographer to name the best light? Nine times out of ten the response would be window light. These lamps give you the closest thing to natural window light available.
<b>Beautiful eyes.</b>
When using constant light such as these fluorescents, the eyes of your subject quickly adjust to light causing your pupil to be smaller and the color of the eye to be more visible. This results in your subject's eyes being seen by the camera for the true beauty they hold.
<b>WYSIWYG</b>
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A common term "what you see is what you get" describes constant lighting. These fluorescents offer a constant stream of natural daylight so you can see exactly where your light is falling. No second guessing with meters and slaves as you can quickly and easily control your lighting firsthand.
