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Mole Beams

This is a tungsten version of the Xenon light, but it does not have the dancing heat feature.  These lights started in the silent film days when we had 2 ASA Kodak film stocks and it required this super focused light to even expose the negative.   It has a flood and spot function that gives you a beautiful circle of light, but when you flood it out it gives you a donut shape pattern because of the globe being in the center of the parabolic mirror reflector.  They create the most realistic looking SUN LIGHT source on the planet.  I use them for shafts and different water effects.

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July 16, 2021/by Filmmakers Academy
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