Converter to IES

[posodrac]

Hello all. I don't know if I'm off topic, or even writing something new in TW forum but in my path to find a ies file of a traditional lightbulb for a scene, I found to be hard to find free bulbs ies files.
When combing other forums I discovered that we can download Eulumdat files here « http://www.olino.org/us/ov/lamps » and convert them to IES files with the freeware « eulumcnv.exe » that can
be found here « http://www.helios32.com/resources.htm » . Hope I've helped, and see feedback about it soon.

[Fletch]

This is because IES files are specifically created to show the light distribution of a light fixture, not of a light bulb. I, too, have looked for IES files for certain bulb types, even asking manufacturers and engineers. They said they do not have anything like that.

Let us know/please share if you are able to get IES files for certain light bulbs.

[michelh59]

Hello,
I find some IES files :
http://www.holophane.com/hlp_library/photometrics.asp
http://www.erco.com/products/download/o ... ire/25_ies
http://www.sla.net.au/?i=16/design
http://www.cooperindustries.com/content ... files.html
Cheers

Edit : and for ERCO, there are some 3ds files .It's the collection of their lamps which go with the IES files.
http://www.erco.com/products/download/o ... 5_complete

(Is my bad english understandable ? )

[posodrac]

Well, for those who did not understand or have been lost around the links I shared (links that provide access not only to lightbulbs files but also to a lighting paraphernalia) here are some I've converted. https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B70NVk ... lJnMmlNX1E

Fletch, I don't understand the 90deg at the end of the files name, when the product specifications on the site page shows around 300deg light dispersion.

Please, can someone with a quick machine test them for us ?