Thrunite TN40S, what tint is their NW
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birderbill
Newly Enlightened
My TN40 NW is close to 5000K by my estimation. These days I won't buy anything much bluer.
peter yetman
Flashlight Enthusiast
Sounds like you are confusing Color Temperature and Tint.
This may help...
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...and-high-CRI&p=5204664&viewfull=1#post5204664
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This may help...
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...and-high-CRI&p=5204664&viewfull=1#post5204664
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Since klrman included two questions marks, I read it as he's asking about the tint AND the temperature.
Regardless, often times folks are just looking to get an 'overall feel' for a beam's characteristics to see if it suits their likes/needs.
Yes, I should have clarified but I was asking about both to get an idea of how it would feel in real life. I have a 3500K light and it's too yellow for me, but my two 5000K lights are just right and the colors seem to look very vibrant in my garden and forest compared to the many CW's I have.
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