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Old style filament lamps?
Probably warm / soft white; any other fluorescent is
horror movie lighting. If you don't have the color temp spec, hold a lit, known temperature bulb next to it and see if it looks redder, bluer, or the same. It is difficult to specify a "color temperature" for a non-continuous source. The bare bulbs look "white", leaning a bit to the warm side. |
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Old style filament lamps?
On Apr 29, 8:05*am, "William Sommerwerck"
wrote: Probably warm / soft white; any other fluorescent is horror movie lighting. *If you don't have the color temp spec, hold a lit, known temperature bulb next to it and see if it looks redder, bluer, or the same. It is difficult to specify a "color temperature" for a non-continuous source. The bare bulbs look "white", leaning a bit to the warm side. It's amazing how blue a 3500K warm white bulb will look when held next to a 2700K. |
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