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I've gone down a lighting rabbit hole... Two tips that work well for me: - Very bright, high CRI photography light pointed at the ceiling, so the light diffuse

I've gone down a lighting rabbit hole... Two tips that work well for me: - Very bright, high CRI photography light pointed at the ceiling, so the light diffuses evenly everywhere. True, it heats the room a little, but at least it's not direct heat - I face the window, but I sit against the opposite wall so the window isn't very close to my eyes. Also, if your whole room is bright, then the window no longer causes eye strain This post started the rabbit hole for me: https://www.benkuhn.net/lux/ https://www.benkuhn.net/lux/

globular-toast 2y ago
Good info. Thanks. I don't think I want my room to be as brightly lit as outdoors. I'm definitely more of a cave dweller type geek and not productive in bright light. But something I can switch on just for calls that isn't pointing directly at my face might work. I didn't think of having it pointed at the ceiling and behind my screens or something. Heat is unfortunately a bit of a problem, though. I have three screens and three machines running in my room. Maybe this will force me to move the NAS out of my office...