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I too am looking for extremely high CRI bulbs, preferably warm, 1600-2200K. Or adjust temperature. If anyone knows how to select these, please post. CRI didn’t
by runnerup 4y ago
I too am looking for extremely high CRI bulbs, preferably warm, 1600-2200K. Or adjust temperature. If anyone knows how to select these, please post.
CRI didn’t end up being the common consumer metric I hoped it would be. I have to rely on supplementing efficient LED lighting with inefficient halogen lights to be able to do color-sensitive activities like cooking food / monitoring skin health / some DIY electronics work. Also high CRI just contributes to overall quality of life / well-being across most activities.
- marvin 4y agoInteresting that OP had good experiences with Waveform lights, I've been looking at those but haven't bothered yet due to the price. My holy grail is both very high CRI (well, more accurately a spectrum that matches noon daylight) and also possibility to "dim" into the deep reds and near-infrared mimicking a dimmed-down incandescent bulb or a dying fire. But given the cost of deep-red LEDs, I don't think we're getting those cheaply anytime soon.