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Torch Tag

HomePosts tagged "Torch"
13 September 2023
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Mounting your torch on camera: the possibly even easier way…

I saw the post of Lenart Verheuvel and thought: haven’t I brewed something like this once? I used the basis of an old cameraflash which attaches to the hotshoe on top of the

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16 October 2021
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a new way to mount a pocket torch on a camera

When spotting animals at night it can be hard to hold the flashlight and hold the camera at the same time. Yapok catcher and PhD candidate Jose Gabriel Martinez Fonseca has an idea

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7 March 2020
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Spotlight for mammalwatching

Hello, I am looking for a hand-held flashlight or head-lamp for mammalwatching, with very good light (over 800 lumens), good throw and using commonly available rechargeable batteri

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5 December 2016
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Flashlight Brightness for Spotlighting on Foot

What is the ideal brightness for a flashlight for spotlighting on foot in tropical rainforests? I’ve been using my Fenix TK75 at its medium setting (600 lumens), and I am con

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  1. Christopher Rasgon on Southern Arizona, October 8th-10th, 20254 August 2026

    Thank you! I actually just got home yesterday afternoon from AZ. I didn’t see many new mammals, but I did…

  2. wildlife_watcher on Mt Rainier: A good place for accidental finds4 August 2026

    Hello max, the chipmunk I think is called yellow pine chipmunk. There is also a ground squirrel that is very…

  3. Ian on RFI: Svalbard4 August 2026

    Subsequent to Krista's comment I thought I should clarify a few points. Firstly we did not spend all our time…

  4. Robert Tsui on Chasing the Yangtze’s Smile – The Porpoise Story4 August 2026

    If you visit China in November, the best choice for porpoise watching will be Nanjing. But i haven't been there…

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