Go with 6000k... it is the closest to sunlight.(Suijuris @ Jan. 16 2007,18:12) I'm in. Don't know which one though- 6 or 8k?
So the 6k and 8k are brightness? Not tint or coloring?(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,15:57)Go with 6000k... it is the closest to sunlight.(Suijuris @ Jan. 16 2007,18:12) I'm in. Don't know which one though- 6 or 8k?
That's correct... 6000k has no tint, pure white. Some people say 5500k is pure white, but I don't think the human eye can notiice that subtle difference. With 8000k you will see a blue tinge.(TurboSN95 @ Jan. 16 2007,19:28)So the 6k and 8k are brightness? Not tint or coloring?(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,15:57)Go with 6000k... it is the closest to sunlight.(Suijuris @ Jan. 16 2007,18:12) I'm in. Don't know which one though- 6 or 8k?
George;(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,19:26)That's correct... 6000k has no tint, pure white. Some people say 5500k is pure white, but I don't think the human eye can notiice that subtle difference. With 8000k you will see a blue tinge.(TurboSN95 @ Jan. 16 2007,19:28)So the 6k and 8k are brightness? Not tint or coloring?(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,15:57)Go with 6000k... it is the closest to sunlight.(Suijuris @ Jan. 16 2007,18:12) I'm in. Don't know which one though- 6 or 8k?
George
If the price fits your budget I'd say do them both.(SLA1500 @ Jan. 16 2007,21:04)George;(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,19:26)That's correct... 6000k has no tint, pure white. Some people say 5500k is pure white, but I don't think the human eye can notiice that subtle difference. With 8000k you will see a blue tinge.(TurboSN95 @ Jan. 16 2007,19:28)So the 6k and 8k are brightness? Not tint or coloring?(BigGeorge @ Jan. 16 2007,15:57)Go with 6000k... it is the closest to sunlight.(Suijuris @ Jan. 16 2007,18:12) I'm in. Don't know which one though- 6 or 8k?
George
What's your take on doing just the lower or doing both the low and high beam. Also, your opinion on what the benefits of both and what you'd suggest for kelvin color.
Thanks