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| View Poll Results: Optimal Orientation of MH Bulbs? | |||
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27 | 72.97% |
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10 | 27.03% |
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Alias Wavefront -- fabulous. I should have guessed. There was a time I was into designing 3d modeling techniques and animation and visualization although when then steady paycheque came with more mundane things I ended up not pursuing that career line (although there are days I still regret that .. oh well).
I was watching Cars on the weekend and in the opening there was "Pixar - Celebrating 20 Years" and suddenly I realized-- Oh my God-- I'm old. The problem with Pixar is that they make all other animation films look .. well .. bad. ... Anyhow, as far as less light making it to the front of the tank, I didn't really notice that myself. Mostly the shadow that's cast by the socket goes out horizontally anyhow, so no concerns about a dark spot in the tank or anything like that. Also you usually don't have anything right up to the front glass anyhow since that's your viewing pane, so I don't think it's a huge concern. Maybe try it both ways and see if you notice a difference but my guess is that you wouldn't really notice.
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