Sunlight vs. Cree 5A Q2 vs. RB100
Ignore the post below the red line
I have just overloaded myself with
CRI thread, and I know now that my findings and photos were inaccurate. I am leaving them here however to show you where
not to go, as well as raising the topic because it is relevant. I do not want to discuss CRI here because this thread is not about CRI.
- I tried to argue that Cree bins between 3A and 5A would provide near-perfect colour rendition. Although I didn't utter the term "colour rendition", that was what I actually meant. I have learnt from the thread that my argument was false.
- I relied on photos to support my argument. I have learnt from the thread this method was misleading.
- I relied on 1 object with a very limited colour range to deduce the quality of various lights (5A, sunlight, RB100). I have learnt that this method was false. Just now I used different objects and deduced different conclusions.
The only argument that I am making right now is that my previous argument is false. I cannot put forward any other arguments because CRI is too complex for me to understand; at least for now.
Sorry, I didn't mean to mislead any of you; I didn't know any better.
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I don't know what bin my P2D RB100 is; but my Dereelight is 5A Q2
Dereelight, sunlight, RB100
Underexposed
Comparison
To my surprise sunlight has more red than 5A or sunlight has less green than 5A. Obviously sunlight has more blue than 5A; this finding shifted my preference from warm white to natural white. Originally I though 5A is not as warm as sunlight but apparently it's too warm.
Do you think Cree 3A would be closer to sunlight?
PS: it's amazing how far the sun is without any reflector; when compared to
what-we-thought-to-be-the-great-LED-technology with smooth reflector at around 10-20cm from the object.
Many thanks,
Kurni