Fun fact: the sun is 5800 K, but looks more yellow due to atmosphere filtering out shorter wavelengths. As the temperature goes to infinity, it says blue.
not true, as t -> infinity the colour part of the emitted spectrum approaches a fixed limit. Since for very small wavelengths (high energy) planck's law approaches rayleigh-jean's law, calculating out gives you a purpleish blue colour in the limit. An rbg of 153.7,176.7,255 according to wolfram alpha
New generation mobilephone cameras adjust the color temperature of the image automatically. Makes both 3000k,4000k and 6000k image similar. So we did not percieve differences between the lights. In order make the video similar to the naked eye you should set your camera to manual from your settings.
5000k SEEMS like a sweet spot for living room, dining room, kitchen, basically every room besides the bedroom which needs warm light like 3000k or even 2700k. Maybe 4000k could get love for some non bedroom rooms so mix 5k and 4k, some rooms 5k, some with 4k. I cannot stand 6500k lights, YUCK, feels like a hospital room. DONE. Next!
Thank you very much for this bs-free video.. I think need 4k lights for my home office. a 5 or 6 one will make me feel like im on ther butchery ready to be cut.
i love 6000k i want it for my bathroom so everynight i get up and need to pee i can turn it on and flashbang my eyes and feel lightheaded while thinking im in a hospital restroom
4000K seems too white for a home. It's strange how much the suggestions for temp. differ from place to place. I'm gonna set 3500K as my limit for a home. Any whiter than that is too white.
4000k i want to say is perfect for my home. but i cant seem to find them anywhere! 3000k is alittle too orange & 5000k is way too bright blue for my eyes. and one of each bulb just looks funny
And you film it wth wrong color temerature. Nice job mate. Color balance too cool - 3000 K looks like 4000 K, 4000 like 6000 and 6000 looks like 8000 K
guyz 4000K to 5000K is best for your office. now a days people are using 6500K for office, which will eat your brains. Yes, it will damage your brain seriously. 3000K Warm light is best for relaxation, dinner, reception etc. 6500K is hazardous. never use it
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Your color balance is way off. 6500K looks like pure white to me. It’s not that blue. I like 4000K best. It’s not too warm nor not too cold. I absolutely like any color temperature, though.
3000k or some companies still sell 2700K color temperature lights basically stink, if there are people that like that crap why don't you just buy some orange colored bulbs, you would love them. Bought a house that had all incandescent 2700K bulbs, that's the first thing I did in the house was change to 6000k lights and bulbs.
As a matter of preference, I like warmer lights, and for video production I still use halogen balanced for 3200 kelvin for the greater CRI values they give me. It's not the same as putting a orange filter (or bulb).
After looking this video i bought 4000k 😂 but in reality i feel like it’s too strong and cold.. i kinda miss the old style yellowish light, which feels more homie to me 😅 probably it also depends on the lamp type you buy.. bulbs are too strong
I know some of these comments are against higher than 5000k. Yet, really anything lower than 4000k has that piss filter. Can't stand it. Reminds me of the DMV from the 80s and 90s. Forget it.
I couldn’t stand anything above between 3000k and 6000k😂 3000k below feels like Im living during the world war 2 and 6000k feels like Im in a hospital after the war lols. 4000k is the best for me it feels like Im recovering after the war HAHAHA
Best video demo, IMO. Quick , concise, showed me what I needed to see.
This is the best video about this topic I have ever seen. Short, no bullshit talking, real-life example (not some stairs or empty wall). GREAT VIDEO
Finally a video that does what it says!! Thank you!!! questions answered.
3000k for a homey interior. 4000 feels cold like an office building. 6000 is inappropriate for anything except amusement parks.
What about 2000K?
@@Edelboutique that’s too yellowish for me. 3000k would be okay but 4000k would be the best.
@@JuanCarlos3rd 5000k is way to go
@@Misja.Maununen 2700 is best
@@JuanCarlos3rd that's why it's called natural
this video's main content is shorter than most youtube intros that involves techno music and screaming
My favorite is 4000K for living room and kitchen.
I really liked the 4000k
awesome video
thank you
How can anbody like 6000k?
In an office it is good.. at home 3000k seems to be nice..
I friggin LOVE 6000 K.
I like 6000... it gives a very clean, sterile, high tech feel, kinda reminds me of clear blue skies.
6000k is SUPER clean... fresh & crisp
6000k is the minimalist look.
Fun fact: the sun is 5800 K, but looks more yellow due to atmosphere filtering out shorter wavelengths. As the temperature goes to infinity, it says blue.
As the temperature goes to infinity its goes invisible. Gamma rays.
not true, as t -> infinity the colour part of the emitted spectrum approaches a fixed limit.
Since for very small wavelengths (high energy) planck's law approaches rayleigh-jean's law, calculating out gives you a purpleish blue colour in the limit.
An rbg of 153.7,176.7,255 according to wolfram alpha
Google Kruithof curve. Sun 6k and home 6k looks different to eye due to illuminance level.
New generation mobilephone cameras adjust the color temperature of the image automatically. Makes both 3000k,4000k and 6000k image similar. So we did not percieve differences between the lights. In order make the video similar to the naked eye you should set your camera to manual from your settings.
5000k SEEMS like a sweet spot for living room, dining room, kitchen, basically every room besides the bedroom which needs warm light like 3000k or even 2700k. Maybe 4000k could get love for some non bedroom rooms so mix 5k and 4k, some rooms 5k, some with 4k. I cannot stand 6500k lights, YUCK, feels like a hospital room. DONE. Next!
What lumens do you use. I got 5k 60 watt equivalent and I do not like the color or tone. I might go down to 4k or even 3k.
@LoudSpeakerTests&More-OldChannel Just woken up morning applications get 2700K.
yee i try to find 5000k bulbs but all of them in aus are either 4k or 6.5k no 5000k!!
Thank you very much for this bs-free video.. I think need 4k lights for my home office. a 5 or 6 one will make me feel like im on ther butchery ready to be cut.
4000K best
most useful video on youtube about lamps.
I hate 6000k, even for at work or places like garages and workshops . . . it's really torturous.
3000k doesnt look that white, your color temperature balance is way off
Thank you!!!!! Just what I was looking for
i love 6000k i want it for my bathroom so everynight i get up and need to pee i can turn it on and flashbang my eyes and feel lightheaded while thinking im in a hospital restroom
3000K fits best for both interior and also for road lighting
thanks! didn't know whether to pick 3K or 4K to 6K and now i have an idea!
6000K light's blue hue is hurting eyes....so blind
Is there any videos like this? This is the brief, straight-forward, most accurate and helpful, to be honest.
3000K it is then, thanks. Needed this.
6000K is like fish tank lighting 🤣🤣🤣
Hi, friends, we are led lighting manufacturer, the good vedio you made, nice to watch
All of my leds are 6500k in my home, I love this blue white
Be advised the screen or camera is making 6k look false blueish. 6k is perfect clean white if you’re looking for actual while light.
To my eye 5000k and up are annoyingly blue.
4000 - 4500k = neutral white.
6500k lights are horribly blue
@@Diza_X 6500k is perfectly white, there is no blue tint
Yes, 6500k is clean white color, it renders color perfectly without the orange tint
6500k from Philips and Osram bulb is fantastic.. Clean and bright white without dizzy glare..
Thank you so much that's really what I needed to see
I prefer warmer in my home and cooler in a commercial setting
6000k is depressing
Barf. Reminds me of hospitals, banks or the office. I need to convert to 2700k
its different on camera and on eyes
3000k is just perfect. 👌
that 3000k looks like 4000k in the video, and 4000k look like 5000k.
3000k looks like 4000k
4000k looks like 5000k
Yeah, i was thinking the same, something is bad with the temps he have.
What's the brand/model please?
Es gibvt einfach für alles ein video :D danke hat geholfen
4000K seems too white for a home. It's strange how much the suggestions for temp. differ from place to place.
I'm gonna set 3500K as my limit for a home. Any whiter than that is too white.
4k the best.
4000k i want to say is perfect for my home. but i cant seem to find them anywhere! 3000k is alittle too orange & 5000k is way too bright blue for my eyes. and one of each bulb just looks funny
4000k can be had for a high price. Usually 25% more than 5000k
Same here! Phillips and Standard make some really good 4100K bulbs. I'm using Standard with good results.
Sunco lighting is what you’re looking for it has 4000k and for a good price I bought a pack of 24 for only $160 dollar and they work amazing 😉
Excellent!!!!
4k is perfect
Thanks for helping me to decide which lights to get
The 3000k and 4000k doesn't look correct. Maybe the camera is set to Auto white balance
And you film it wth wrong color temerature. Nice job mate. Color balance too cool - 3000 K looks like 4000 K, 4000 like 6000 and 6000 looks like 8000 K
Man...it's hard to record and properly display colors on screens. Your gamut might be different too than mine.
guyz 4000K to 5000K is best for your office. now a days people are using 6500K for office, which will eat your brains. Yes, it will damage your brain seriously. 3000K Warm light is best for relaxation, dinner, reception etc. 6500K is hazardous. never use it
Hmmm.... I have one 6500K in bathroom and i think it is ok. Maybe a little too cold, but ok. But my favorite is 4000 K.
Dude, you forgot 2700k
How far are the lights spaced out away from each other
i recommed 6000K people to live in fridge
thanks.
You either get 2700k or 5000k in stores.
What's the lumens on the 3000k and 4000k?
Lumens and kelvin are unrelated
@@Az-jn5io Yet I just swapped from an equivalent 2700k to a 4000k bulb and it seems so much brighter!
4K in bathrooms 3k everything else 5k and up is commercial use
I need this 3 in 1 colour change spotlight company name in in India. I saw the same in Hyderabad Danube but it is out of stock. Please some one suggest me.🙏
3500 would be perfect
That 3000k is not purely 3000 try Philips you will understand that golden warm 3000k lumen
Which one for kitchen room ? 3m x 4m
What music did you use in this video. I recognize it from a sample I've been looking for.
10000k looks the best.
2700k is better for relaxation than 3000k
3500k is good for calm workspace
4000 is versatile
anything over 5k is a big no no unless for hospital
The 3000k seemed like a 4000k to me.
3000k Suitable in the goldfinch breeding room?
What's good for hair salon
nice
Music was terrible. Video was awesome.
I need light about 1200lm in my room, it is bright enough if i place 4 LED with each one have 500lm?
wow, super helpful!
Is it the switch or light bulb or both? Where can I get them
Which ones are those??
Who the hell wants 6000k indoors???? And even 4000K?
4k is perfect
How to set up the intensity?
Where can you buy the switch?
Anything above 4000k looks like you're in a hospital. I hate it.
Díky
your camera is compesating the color temp. 4000k doesnot look that blue
What bulbs are these?
Thanks
Your color balance is way off. 6500K looks like pure white to me. It’s not that blue. I like 4000K best. It’s not too warm nor not too cold. I absolutely like any color temperature, though.
Even 4100K already looks blue. 2700K looks more blue than a traditional bulb, 2200K would be too orange, nothing is even close to it.
I think I like 4000k for living room
6500k is the best 👌🏻
5 k for me !
3000 is best
3000k or some companies still sell 2700K color temperature lights basically stink, if there are people that like that crap why don't you just buy some orange colored bulbs, you would love them. Bought a house that had all incandescent 2700K bulbs, that's the first thing I did in the house was change to 6000k lights and bulbs.
I didn’t know there were people like that 6000k. 4000k for me would be the best lol
As a matter of preference, I like warmer lights, and for video production I still use halogen balanced for 3200 kelvin for the greater CRI values they give me. It's not the same as putting a orange filter (or bulb).
One those houses which look like a morgue. 😂
3000 win or 3500 if possible win+ 👀
Which one is best for living room ?
4k
After looking this video i bought 4000k 😂 but in reality i feel like it’s too strong and cold.. i kinda miss the old style yellowish light, which feels more homie to me 😅 probably it also depends on the lamp type you buy.. bulbs are too strong
3000k❤
What does these number difine, 3000,4000,6000K ?
Temperature. K is Kelvin.
Blackbody radiation
4000k is the best
I know some of these comments are against higher than 5000k. Yet, really anything lower than 4000k has that piss filter. Can't stand it. Reminds me of the DMV from the 80s and 90s. Forget it.
I couldn’t stand anything above between 3000k and 6000k😂 3000k below feels like Im living during the world war 2 and 6000k feels like Im in a hospital after the war lols. 4000k is the best for me it feels like Im recovering after the war HAHAHA
Ye electric board kon sa hai
How much is watt light?
3000 k Best
Why not just name them as 3M, 4M & 5M ;)
very usefull video!!!
How about 3500k
Why does 6000K even exist. Terrible !!
Maybe for a morgue?
Where are they from? And what's it called?
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