> For me the biggest problem is that all LEDs are blue, despite of any light-filters. It's likely that you're buying bulbs with a low CRI. Unfortunately, this

> For me the biggest problem is that all LEDs are blue, despite of any light-filters. It's likely that you're buying bulbs with a low CRI. Unfortunately, this is poorly-marketed (and CRI still doesn't capture certain edge cases). I'm a fairly serious amateur photographer, and until I moved overseas, I'd set up a room as an edit and print studio, with a pro-grade photo printer. I specifically sourced high-CRI bulbs, and found that my eye couldn't tell the difference between my room at night (with a measured color temperature of 4500K or so) and my room during the day with the blinds open (with about the same color temperature), even looking at a variety of photo prints.