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I’m pretty sure $300 worth of LED bulbs will work just fine. Getting to 50,000 lux or so in a room (which is some equation with lumens and the volume of the roo
by wincy 5y ago
I’m pretty sure $300 worth of LED bulbs will work just fine. Getting to 50,000 lux or so in a room (which is some equation with lumens and the volume of the room, a small apartment should be easy to make bright as day vs a warehouse). It’ll only cost as much as running a few hundred watt bulbs incandescent bulbs did back in the day. The sun isn’t magic or anything.
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoNot saying it wouldn't be just as good, but the spectrum of emitted light would not be the same as the sun.
- namibj 5y agoThen get the good daylight-simulator LEDs from Yuji[0]. If the spectrum is still too incomplete for your tastes, I'd recommend a carbon arc lamp, perhaps with a spectrum shaping filter to get up to 5600 K CCT. [0]: This model is AFAIK the cheapest one per lumen in their non-entry-level series: https://store.yujiintl.com/collections/vtc-series/products/vtc-series-mod-cv?variant=1455866497 https://store.yujiintl.com/collections/vtc-series/products/v...