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Completely agree, fantastic lights and worth every penny, their CRI is high enough to fill out the visible light spectrum nicely - you don't get any "indoor gre
by smcleod 4y ago
Completely agree, fantastic lights and worth every penny, their CRI is high enough to fill out the visible light spectrum nicely - you don't get any "indoor greys" and they seem to last forever, several of my bulbs are over 10 years old and still working perfectly.
- haneul 4y agoI had a contrary response to the Hue. The color rendition felt dead compared to my typical lighting from Waveform.
- smcleod 4y agoDid you have the >90 or >80 CRI bulbs?
- haneul 4y agoThe white and color ambience bulbs, whatever CRI those are (2019).
- oxplot 4y agoAbsolutely. I have a bunch of waveform light strips (the highest CRI) which I use for specific lighting conditions (e.g. taking photos) and it's the difference between literally night and day. I'm also using them for plants and they love it! The only downside is their rather expensive cost so I'm yet to replace all my lighting with it, but it's a great investment given that it'll probably outlast me and so won't need to change them.
- Auracle 4y agoI put one up in my photo studio because I wanted some 6500k lights, and there’s no way it was actually white at 6500k. I forget what color it was tinged with but it was super obvious. I suspect they’re only high CRI at certain color temperatures?