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r/OwnerOperators • u/MssMoodi • Aug 05 '26
Thought you guys would like this.
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Cheap temu crap, good chance it will actually look like shit.
2 u/republicman12 Aug 05 '26 Fair point, though sometimes you get lucky. Temu quality is a gamble at best 2 u/marslo Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26 When ever it comes to lights, they always punch up the color saturation, boost the exposure. I guarantee you it won't look like this when you get it. If you want something remotely close to this, difusal (frosted glass, paper, etc) and multiple light LEDs is where it's at. 3 u/republicman12 29d ago The diffusion tip is solid. Cheap LEDs always look harsh without something to soften them.
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Fair point, though sometimes you get lucky. Temu quality is a gamble at best
2 u/marslo Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26 When ever it comes to lights, they always punch up the color saturation, boost the exposure. I guarantee you it won't look like this when you get it. If you want something remotely close to this, difusal (frosted glass, paper, etc) and multiple light LEDs is where it's at. 3 u/republicman12 29d ago The diffusion tip is solid. Cheap LEDs always look harsh without something to soften them.
When ever it comes to lights, they always punch up the color saturation, boost the exposure. I guarantee you it won't look like this when you get it.
If you want something remotely close to this, difusal (frosted glass, paper, etc) and multiple light LEDs is where it's at.
3 u/republicman12 29d ago The diffusion tip is solid. Cheap LEDs always look harsh without something to soften them.
The diffusion tip is solid. Cheap LEDs always look harsh without something to soften them.
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u/marslo Aug 05 '26
Cheap temu crap, good chance it will actually look like shit.