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Agreed, and thanks for bringing this up. This is why Tungsten and HMI lighting is still a thing. Remote phosphor lights from Cineo are supposed to address this,
by pcunite 11y ago
Agreed, and thanks for bringing this up. This is why Tungsten and HMI lighting is still a thing. Remote phosphor lights from Cineo are supposed to address this, however. But this would not be used in a residential setting, more for commercial lighting situations.
- dognotdog 11y agoHow does remote phosphor help with color rendition? After all, white LEDs also use blue light + phosphor, so how do the remoteness help?
- jrapdx3 11y agoIndeed, the Cineo lights claim high CRI values. Per their website, the lights are intended for cinematography and similar applications. I surmise they wouldn't be used in homes or commercial spaces, at least that would be rare. The lighting systems are quite expensive, especially the bigger units. Not yet seen CRI info for more ordinary incandescent replacement lamps, but potentially they could begin to approximate the traditional light emitters especially at lower color temps, <3000K.