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> Granted, we used 4100k lights which are much bluer than 2700k. You had this realization and yet still went the route of switching back to all incandescents?
by SamBam 4y ago
> Granted, we used 4100k lights which are much bluer than 2700k.
You had this realization and yet still went the route of switching back to all incandescents?
It's trivially-easy to find 2700K LED bulbs. The ones I have look just as good as the old incandescent. And despite the article making it sound like you need a PhD to sort it out, you don't: most medium-end 60W-equivalent, 2700K LED bulbs look good and are easily available in any hardware store.
- stevenkkim 4y agoThe article says that even 2700k leds have a blue light spike (albeit smaller than the 4100ks) since the led source is blue light. Also, maybe it just in my head, but I think the light from incandescents/halogens look nicer than leds... it feels more natural.