I’m sharing this because I think the information is cool and it’s relative to flashlight technology
by timetotryagain29
I’m sharing this because I think the information is cool and it’s relative to flashlight technology
by timetotryagain29
8 Comments
cool
I see so I need to heat up my leds to get rid of the green tint
New tint-ramping technique incoming.
Looks like we all need to upgrade our warm white lights with nitro systems for when we want daylight, and our blue-pumped high CRI lights for when we want violet pumped ultra-high CRI lights.
I’m the same way. When I’m warm I’m white when I’m cold I’m blue. 🤣🤣🤣
Neato!
I saw a different demo of this just the other day, with a yellow LED turning green in a bowl of the stuff. It didn’t have the explanation with it though, just the “look at this”
I have been doing this demo for first year engineering students for a few years, you do need to test a few LEDs to get the best colour change. Orange shifting to green is the most noticeable as the wavelength region corresponds to a region of the human vision that is very sensitive to small wavelength changes. I think because green to orange is the fruit ripening colour change we evolved to notice.
Red LEDs change to orange, but it is not so clear to see.
Cool!