Introducing DigaLite™, the most advanced constant lighting source for tabletop photography! With a color temperature of 5600 degrees Kelvin and a CRI of 93, the DigaLite™ CFT truly offers daylight in a box and makes a perfect replacement for traditional photoflood bulbs. Designed and developed by a team of lighting experts led by one of the inventors of full spectrum lighting, the Digalite™ Compact Fluorescent Tube (CFT) uses the unique Phosphor Lux™ phosphor blend for unsurpassed color rendition.

Work faster while reducing your expenses...

          Because the DigaLite™ CFT provides the most accurate color rendition of any light source on the market today, you do not need correction filters or time in Photoshop®¹ to ensure correct color. Even with a traditional BCA photoflood with a color temperature of 4800 degrees Kelvin, corrections are necessary to ensure true color. With the DigaLite™, you can simply set up, shoot, and rest assured that the color you captured is true to life. This greatly speeds workflow, and offers a substantial savings in time and image editing expense.

Efficiency, Efficiency, Efficiency...

          With a rated life of up to 10,000 hours, one DigaLite™ can outlast over 1600 traditional photofloods.² As a result, low volume shooters will find significant savings by switching to DigaLite™ CFTs and high volume shooters stand to save substantially - easily thousands of dollars over the life of each DigaLite™ installed.³ In addition to offering a more efficient workflow and streamlining costs, each DigaLite™ CFT is also highly energy efficient. Our biggest DigaLite™ offers an output equivilent to a traditional 150 watt bulb⁴, but uses only 30 watts of energy. CFTs also run cool, so the DigaLite™ won't broil your workspace the way traditional photofloods can. Offering EV12 (1/60 sec at f8 at ISO 100) at a working distance of approximately two feet, two 26 watt DigaLite™ CFTs provide ample lighting for hand-held photography. And the cost? $29.95 each. For tabletop photography, the DigaLite™ CFT has no peers.