This outstanding light source includes a 10 in. diameter reflector and a special 75 watt North Light bulb that simulates natural daylight. It’s ideal for mixing colors or for lighting canvas or models.

The light’s three-section stand extends to 7 ft. The unit weighs just 4 lbs.

The unit is available with or without the North Light bulb.

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Can this be used for photography?

- Asked by blair on 06-May-13

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The Testrite Visual Products Light Unit is more for lighting canvases or three dimensional models.

- Answered by MisterArt on 09-May-13

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