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Quite a few inaccuracies in the article which indicate misunderstanding of how additive light temperature works. You don't want to "cool it" - that means more
by tjmc 10y ago
Quite a few inaccuracies in the article which indicate misunderstanding of how additive light temperature works.
You don't want to "cool it" - that means more blue! You want to warm it with less.
- mirimir 10y ago"Hot" and "cold" have different meanings in different contexts. In the article, they're referring to color temperature, which is about the temperature of the source, and assumes black-body spectrum. So 3000K means a source at 3000 Kelvins. Light from a 5000K source has more blue, and so is cooler. But the color temperature is higher (5000K vs 3000K).