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I am. LED lights are too bright, wrong colours, etc. I will want incandescent lights (including incandescent Christmas lights). We don't need to be very bright,
by zzo38computer 2y ago
I am. LED lights are too bright, wrong colours, etc. I will want incandescent lights (including incandescent Christmas lights). We don't need to be very bright, nor does not need to be on all the time (especially, Christmas lights can be made flashy and don't need on all the time). But, often, they are using LEDs that are too bright and wrong colours. (Actually, I had also heard on CBC radio that some scientists also say so, even the ones that they try to make more red than blue, are still wrong)
- thiht 2y agoWhat does "wrong" mean? Does it mean "not the same as incandescent"?
- Froedlich 2y agoFor me, "wrong" as in "blue glare." It only takes a few minutes for a glare headache to start forming. Some of it could be because I have defective red/green color vision, but so do about 15% of all males.
- 0xBDB 2y ago+1 for headache-inducing. Perhaps not all of them, but certainly the blue-shifted ones I eventually had to remove from my living room.
- shortrounddev2 2y agowhite, cold temperature light
- mcv 2y agoLED lights can be exactly as bright or dim as you want them to be, and they exist in many colours. Some are customizable on the spot.
- dirkt 2y agoI don't know where you live, but here you can get LEDs in all kinds of color temperatures and brightnesses.