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Wouldn't the indoor light have to be strong enough to make you want to wear sunglasses indoors? You would probably have to put stage lighting in your house to
by logiduck 3y ago
Wouldn't the indoor light have to be strong enough to make you want to wear sunglasses indoors?
You would probably have to put stage lighting in your house to get the same affect as being outside. My eyes behave pretty different and seem to get a "workout" when I am outside in sunny weather.
- unshavedyak 3y agoI imagine you'd be able to wear the same thing you do outdoors. Which is to say, i don't wear sunglasses outdoors. But regarding the lighting itself, yes i do think it is similar to stage lighting (brighter, i assume). Thermal and power is a significant concern with the lighting iirc, but i'm not too familiar. If i recall correctly the post that advocated these as a video and had an explanation on the difficulties. It heated up the room significantly. With that said i want to stress that this was some post i saw several years ago, and i can't seem to find the video anymore. Iirc the lights were insanely bright, though.
- arrowleaf 3y agoI briefly took up a hobby of trying to raise some tomato plants indoors. The lights that claim to emit the full spectrum of non-visible light to match sunlight are insanely expensive (thermally and otherwise). There's probably more to the sunlight's effects on dopamine production than lux.
- matwood 3y agoMany years ago I had a coral reef aquarium. The lighting required was the biggest expense and challenge to place and keep cool.