Streamlight Stylus Pro found at work with USB C charge port. Went through an industrial washer and dryer and still kickin. Was super surprised to see a USB C charge on it! Score. Idk if it had this much wear from whoever lost it or if the washer and dryer expedited that. Looks kinda cool though.

Hi, I had no idea this existed. This is my first time owning a flashlight (besides a black light for uranium) where it was bought and not randomly found/given/randomly appeared

There really is a community for everything

I’ve been trying to understand the appeal of extreme “rosy” tints. And I’m partial to slightly negative DUV.

But the extreme rosy beamshots I see just scream magenta shift to my color grading eyes.

Anyone else in photography and color grading that can weigh in on this?

FW3S is probably the most beautiful light in my collection. When I need a quick light (most of the time it is fixing something), flipmate is the first one I grab. It has incredible strong magnet and very flexible, durable hinge.

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Many people are probably wondering the same thing I am: how exactly does their business work nowadays, when even some of the cheapest flashlights you can find in a store are “just as good”?

From what I understand, their reputation came from the fact that they were/are basically the G-Shock of the watch world — extremely durable and built to last. They also sell spare parts and accessories for their flashlights, which is a big plus.

Another major contradiction is that many of their flashlights are only IPX4-rated, which doesn’t look particularly impressive on paper when other brands offer flashlights that can actually be fully submerged in water.

I’m not from the US, so I’m wondering: are Maglites still sold in regular, well-stocked stores, or have they basically become an online-only brand?

It’s a really contradictory brand, but apparently the business model still works, because they’re still selling flashlights.

A 15-year-old in British Columbia built a flashlight powered entirely by the temperature difference between a human palm and the surrounding air — four Peltier tiles around a hollow aluminum tube generated enough electricity to keep an LED lit for more than 20 minutes while she held it. - ScienceBlog.com

So this is cool as heck

I haven't been this impressed by a light for some time and there is a lack of photos of this light on the internet. It weighs 414g and I removed the clip, which makes it feel much better in hand. This is the 519A version.

The silver plating should wear eventually and it will develop a nice patina.

As soon as I saw it for sale I ordered this 6800mAh beast from Vapcell, currently testting it's capacity so will post back with result.

It seems IF23 is completely replaced by IF23 Pro which I dislike because of rotary button, missed a chance to buy another one as reserve so will have to take extra care of it ❤️

What are going to be good flashlights for in house use if the power goes out for an extended period of time? I'm trying to prepare in case theres an extended blackout emergency

I am pretty excited. I just finished charging it and it’s ready to go test, it’s only 4 o’clock so now I have to sit here and stare at it for a couple hours. Maybe a few hours, I want it to be as dark as can be.

I will have the:
T29 SFT-42R 6500K
L19 2.0 OSRAM KP CSLPM1.F1 Green
P20** **mini Luminus SFT-60-W 6500K
Wurkkos Luminus SBT90.2 5700K

i’ll try to get a good beam comparison, I don’t live in an area where I have that much freedom but I’ll see what I can put together

Just sayin...

Just bought the Ti stonewashed head for my patina'd copper Dawn

The title says it all 😄

I love this flat little light.

I’m usually happy with ~50lm in my EDC.

What is your most frequently used mode?

I managed to record the sound. Now the flashlight no longer works. I contacted support.

A 15-year-old in British Columbia built a flashlight powered entirely by the temperature difference between a human palm and the surrounding air — four Peltier tiles around a hollow aluminum tube generated enough electricity to keep an LED lit for more than 20 minutes while she held it. - ScienceBlog.com

After I saw a random "omg I love my convoy flashlight" (think it was about the zoomable Z1) I hung around this sub for sometime and after having multipe convoy tabs open for some time I ordered a M21K (LHP73B 3000k) about a week ago.

But since then I see convoys being bashed for their button (slowlyness?!) and quality and other things. Was it a mistake? Order posted im comments..

Edit: I am far from a lot of enthusiasts here. I had a wuben for my car which I still like and 2 LedLenser which are seen as expensive crap in here I think. So I would say I like flashlights a lot but never cared to buy several until recently haha.