Our PhotoClear brand of compact fluorescent lights are the finest on the market. 

PhotoClear bulbs are perfect for your home, business, industry or professional photographic and television production.

We make them to approximate the color temperatures used in television studios, professional photo studios and on movie sets.

Our indoor types are balanced to 3200K (like type B films and halogen studio lights)

Our daylight types are balanced to 5500K (like dayight film and HMI lights)

We make all but one model to be "quick starting" so they come on as soon as you turn on the switch. (Some of the real big ones take a little more time to reach full brightness).

We have a bunch of different shapes and sizes; from diminutive 3 watt spirals up to humongous 105 watt 5-tubes.

We have Globes, Torpedoes, Floods, Pars, Spots and more.

• We even offer dimmable spirals but they are not PhotoClear brand and are the more yellow soft white color (2700K)

  The easiest, cheapest and very first thing you can and should do is change all of your light bulbs from incandescent to compact fluorescents. It will save you tons of money and reduce the energy you use to light your environment.

  For example: One 100 watt incandescent light bulb consumes approximately 100 watt/hours for every hour that it is on. If you assume the national average of use is 4 hours per day for 365 days, that light will burn 146,000 watt/hours per year or 146 killowatt hours a year. At FPL rates of 12 cents per killowatt hour that translates into a cost of $17.52 per year for one light bulb.

  You can get about the same amount of light out of a 25 watt compact fluorescent that will only consume 36.5 killowatts, which comes out to only $4.38 per year.

  If you have only 10 bulbs in your home You will Save $131.40 per year.