Worth changing a 5000k LED for a 4200K ?

neutralwhite

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hello, is it just the ZL SC600MkII which is a 4200K flashlight ?.

I have the PD32UE stated at 5000K.
is it really worth a switch-over to a 4200 ?

4200 looks nice, but then 5000 does too.

thanks.
 

Tiresius

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Really depends on your taste. I personally would go for the Easy White rated at a slightly cooler temperature if I'm going for an emitter swap. It's all on your taste preferences. I just like the higher CRI but cannot find it in me to rip apart my beloved D25LC2.
 

ElectronGuru

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Yeah, 4000-5000 will look good to most people. Its almost easier to decide which you dislike more. Are you more sensitive to blue or yellow?
 

eebowler

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the XML 3C LED is a quite popular 5000K version. I got a 4C XPG (4500K) a little while ago and in my opinion, the 4C LED is BY FAR more appealing!! Received a T5, 5C XML recently too and it's really BEAUTIFUL too! No regrets at all!
 

neutralwhite

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thanks everyone. shame there aint a place here in the UK to test out these kinda neutrals before buying such as the ZL SC600MkII...
thanks
 

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