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I buy the "warm" light LEDs, which look (to my eye) closer to incandescents. Standard LEDs bulbs are bright white, almost bluish, and yes "bright but not illum
by SoftTalker 10mo ago
I buy the "warm" light LEDs, which look (to my eye) closer to incandescents.
Standard LEDs bulbs are bright white, almost bluish, and yes "bright but not illuminating" describes them well. I feel many modern car headlights have the same issue.
The human eye doesn't focus the blue end of the spectrum very well.
- quickthrowman 10mo agoThere is no such thing as a “standard LED lamp”. LED lamps come in a huge variety of shapes, various bases, power usage/lumen output, color rendering index, and color temperature. Lots of companies sell cheap crappy A19 E26 base 5000K lamps, that doesn’t make them the ‘standard’.