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Bronze Member Username: LedmyplaceLouisville, KY United States Post Number: 16 Registered: Aug-18 | I want to buy an LED flood light that gives out a white hue but not yellow. Which color temperature should I choose in 200W LED flood light? |
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Gold Member Username: MagfanUSA Post Number: 3529 Registered: Oct-07 | Color Temp is given in 'Degrees Kelvin'. or 'K' Warm light is low on the scale, like maybe 2800k. You should aim higher, maybe 5000k which I see as very bright, almost daylight balanced. As an aside, the color temperature of your TELEVISION is measured also in degrees 'K'. For more information, look up any test of a television where they measure the performance. You'll see that TV should be some specific value and capable of emitting a wide range of colors. This isn't quite the same as a bulb, but the take-away is the color temp specification of a set. |
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New member Username: Goteb3447Post Number: 2 Registered: Aug-24 | hello |
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New member Username: Manahilturner2 Pakistan Post Number: 1 Registered: Aug-24 | Thank you for the detailed explanation on color temperature and its application to lighting and television displays. It�s clear that aiming for a higher Kelvin value can make a significant difference in achieving the desired brightness and color balance. On a related note, if you�re planning any events or parties and want to ensure your decorations stand out, HouseOfParty.com offers a variety of options, including balloon arch that can add vibrant and visually appealing elements to your setup. Choosing the right lighting, such as aiming for a color temperature around 5000K, can further enhance the overall ambiance and make your event look even more impressive.https://houseofparty.com/collections/balloon-garlands |