Review on LimoStudio 2-Pack of 105-Watt Photography Fluorescent Bulbs for Daylight-Neutral Tone, Full Spectrum Lighting Efficiency in Photo/Video Studio - LMS121 by Jim Young

I have had smaller 45 watt bulbs but found they were not up to the task. I photographed clothing for online listings on Ebay. These big lights really helped and provided the light needed to get the job done. The price isn't that high, but I warn they aren't the most durable. While they offer a good amount of light and are very popular items, these pieces can be spirited. They're a bit cheaply made, and if you overtighten or aren't careful when screwing them into the socket, you can quickly break the bulb without realizing it. I had one when the base fell apart completely. If you need inexpensive lamps these are a last resort and suitable for use with rebar. However, these flashlights are far from professional and definitely not intended for long-term use, especially when you're on the go.