Spectrums for a few bulbs

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Thought some of you might find these interesting.
These are spectrums from a Gretag Macbeth i1 Spectrophotometer. The round graph on the right shows two spectrums. The thin black line is 'daylight', and the thicker red line is the bulb being measured. You can see color temp below that, and on the left, CRI. Ignore the illuminance, as I held the spectro varying distances from the light.



tungsten flood 150 watt:




phillips 470 lumen 8w dimmable 2700k LED:





150w equiv CFL warmed up:

Very interesting!
Do you have access to some other LED based lights?
A nichia 219 one, a xm-l2 one...etc

I'd be quite curious to see some of those measured.

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kongfuchicken said:

Very interesting!
Do you have access to some other LED based lights?
A nichia 219 one, a xm-l2 one...etc

I'd be quite curious to see some of those measured.

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I've got a slew of LED flashlites... But members seem to require a, err, 'high' level of testing parameters. Haha. I'd just be inclined to point the light at the spectro, and take a measurement. The spectrum changes from hotspot to spill, so...

kongfuchicken said:

Very interesting!
Do you have access to some other LED based lights?
A nichia 219 one, a xm-l2 one...etc

I'd be quite curious to see some of those measured.

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Check these out

XM-L2

Nichia 219