GarageBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
So... is there ANY interest at all with cool tint High CRI?
Or am I alone?
I'm hoping LED technology will evolve to allow this
Or am I alone?
I'm hoping LED technology will evolve to allow this
CRI is simply a measure of whether or not colors appear accurate for that specific color temperature.
Thats the way CRI is sold. Accuracy depends upon the standard its compared to. CRI is the degree to which a light source matches the color rendering of a black body radiator at the same CCT. ie, a block of steel heated to 5000 degrees glows white, with a hint of blue. This is the scale from which "color temperature" comes from.
I'd like that too. Pity there are so few high CRI high CCT LEDs. I'm not even asking for 90, even 80 would be great.I'd be interested.
5000-6000k would be great in Hi CRI.
I hate warm!
Yuck!
Thats the way CRI is sold. Accuracy depends upon the standard its compared to. CRI is the degree to which a light source matches the color rendering of a black body radiator at the same CCT. ie, a block of steel heated to 5000 degrees glows white, with a hint of blue. This is the scale from which "color temperature" comes from.
A block of brick would glow similarly, since many objects approximate a blackbody radiator good enough for government work.I thought it was based on magnesium.