Øivind, freediver
In the mask: D560 with mesh attachment . Brilliant for handling the harpoon in the dark. Light for the way to/from the lake
On the harpoon/backup: D550 . Together with harpoon attachment a good light to keep control of fish. Strong enough to act as a back-up if the headlamp runs out of power. Big plus for the location of the switch (rear), 2 brightness settings and long battery life.
Headlamp: Clever with something that can be adjusted in terms of brightness. Have used various cheaper lanterns, but ended up buying several due to short lifespan/poor quality. Today's main lantern is one D800 (discontinued model) , but this one is ripe for replacement.
Optimal headlamp is D630 in the same setup as Michael. (I am drooling over this because of the brightness, control options and battery life).
Marking on raft/buoy: SD-03
In flagpole: SD-01
Michael , freediver
Primary light : D630 with wrist mount and battery pack mounted on back lead
Mask light : D560
Video light for photos and film : D910V
For marking : SD-01
D550 on harpoon if necessary - otherwise backup light
Vegard, diver
Primary flash: D630
- Lots of light
- Dimmable
- Good slide
- Long battery life
- Battery can be used as a power bank on trips
Backup light 1: D710
- Small and compact
- Lots of light, but is also dimmable, which gives increased battery life if needed.
- Good slide
Backup light 2: D700
- Small and compact
- Lots of light.
- Good slide
Headlamp: D560
- Perfect when you have to work with both hands
Video light on camera: D910V
- Single LED
- Even slide
- Dimmable
- High CRI
Model light: D950
- HUGE amount of light when needed
- Dimmable
- Nice slide
- High CRI
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