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Originally Posted by DidHeFocus /forum/post/0
The 6500k bulbs are 2 bucks a piece online, about half what they charge
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Originally Posted by HFXguy /forum/post/0
What is the CRI rating of that lamp? The CRI rating is just as important as the color temp.
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Originally Posted by DidHeFocus /forum/post/0
Don't know, I just bought standard "daylite" tubes from 1000 bulbs.com.
So, what does CRI rating mean?
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Originally Posted by HFXguy /forum/post/0
What is the CRI rating of that lamp? The CRI rating is just as important as the color temp.
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Originally Posted by DidHeFocus /forum/post/0
The only difference is the lumepros are black and have some kind of baffle to limit the light output. Mine didn't need limiting or dimming according to DVE.
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Originally Posted by 1stHD /forum/post/0
Please further explain how yours didn't need limiting or dimming according to DVE.
Another question for all: If one bulb is 3000k with CRI of 60, will lighting 2 bulbs render 6000k? will the CRI still remain at 60?
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Originally Posted by HFXguy /forum/post/0
Sorry, it does not work that way. Color temp would still be 3000k & CRI would still be 60.
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Originally Posted by 1stHD /forum/post/0
I guess so.
Just saw a fluorescent bulb at homedepot. It has two tubes and 4 pins with specs of 18W, 10000 hours, 6500k and Full Spectrum light. How much is its CRI?
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Originally Posted by 1stHD /forum/post/0
Please further explain how yours didn't need limiting or dimming according to DVE.