LED Foam VS Camera Setting, A Closer Look.

[@triptonine1]

what I usually do with the led installations I make, is to put bubble plastic in between, so you create some distance but wont lose to much of the light intensity. then on top place a difusing material like the led foam, or kite fabric, which difuses very good as well...

[@Costronica]

Very good idea 👍

[@Rea007]

can you sand it with dremel or is it too delicate for that? because from the video it looks like a soft wrapping material, which has a texture i would not dare to sand

[@SERGIYAN]

Thank you for share this information and tests !

[@bc2art600]

Is there a spray version of this foam? (Asking before watching the whole vid through 😅)

[@officialkingcheez5883]

Love the video, I love the smooth breathing effect you got; where did you find the code for it?

[@InfernalDawn]

What about backing the foam with bond paper? Think it would bump up the diffusion without sacrificing thinness?

[@jerryy2081]

what kind of sealant have you been trying on the stuff? i noticed its pretty textured. difficult if you want to make a glowing sword

[@jenelleplesz6083]

very helpful video, thank you!!

[@jeremyhalim2644]

is it same with polyfoam?

[@steviepii1389]

What about heat, does the foam heat up... melt over time?

[@FreakySei]

One of the interesting point of LED is the very very VERY low (almost null) heat emanation of it :) So no, it wont melt.

[@wuskul]

Great video.

[@jazcreations]

If you get a chance find a broken flat screen TV and pull it apart, you'll find 3 or 4 layers of realy good light defuse sheets, check this old video, may give you a idea, it's paper thin, and I'm only using one layer on this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHSWiZ6pm655sMk

[@ukfieldninja8730]

When you add "LED" you get to add more money to the product.. its just Jiffy packing foam a 25m roll is about $15

[@FutureLaugh]

this looks almost like cheap packing foam sheets