Re:The Invisible Light That's Harming Our Health
by Zak on Thursday June 19, 2025 @08:18AM
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"Vibes" are fair. I just put flashlights with two incandescent-like LEDs (Nichia 519A and Nichia B35A in 2700K) and I can see a slight difference in how they render colors even though the spectrophotometer says all the major metrics are within a couple points of each other.
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Re:The Invisible Light That's Harming Our Health
by catlifeonmars on Thursday June 19, 2025 @10:43AM
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What is the most logical explanation for the difference then?
Re:The Invisible Light That's Harming Our Health
by Zak on Thursday June 19, 2025 @02:16PM
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Looking closely at the measurements, when the B35A has an advantage on individual CRI samples, it's usually a larger gap than when the 519A has an advantage. They're both in the 90s for R1-14, and it takes a keen eye to tell the difference.