5000K Vs 6500K : You will immediately notice that the 6500k graph shows a higher amount of blue, and lesser.. Notice how yellow is the 5000k color when compare to the 6500k with the. I don't have a definitive answer on this yet, but i'm experimenting right now. The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth? Does 5000k or 6500k give faster growth? I've been looking at 5000k (bright white/natural sunshine) vs 6500k (daylight deluxe/arctic white).
It renders the color more accurately. What color temperature do you recommend for the flourescent lights? I don't have a definitive answer on this yet, but i'm experimenting right now. Does 5000k or 6500k give faster growth? The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth?
It can be a bit washout. But i'm curious as to if i'll get faster growth rate if i switch to 6500k. 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth? Why do i set my monitor to 6500k, yet most of the photographic light sources appear to be closer to 5000k? I've been looking at 5000k (bright white/natural sunshine) vs 6500k (daylight deluxe/arctic white). (hot lights excepted of course). You will immediately notice that the 6500k graph shows a higher amount of blue, and lesser.
I've been looking at 5000k (bright white/natural sunshine) vs 6500k (daylight deluxe/arctic white).
Ask a question forum→5000k vs 6500k? 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. You will immediately notice that the 6500k graph shows a higher amount of blue, and lesser. Does 5000k or 6500k give faster growth? It renders the color more accurately. Why do i set my monitor to 6500k, yet most of the photographic light sources appear to be closer to 5000k? What color temperature do you recommend for the flourescent lights? Currently i am using 5000k cfl bulbs and everything seems to be doing well. I used to use the 6500k ge barnd bulbs all the time on planted tanks but now i cant fing them anywhere!? Rendering the two color points on computer monitor. Notice how yellow is the 5000k color when compare to the 6500k with the. It can be a bit washout. The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth?
Anyway, i just transplanted them into 1 gallon pots, from 16 oz. 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. For 'fog', 5000 vs 6500k is not going to matter no led light will be yellow enough to cut through fog well. It can be a bit washout. I've been looking at 5000k (bright white/natural sunshine) vs 6500k (daylight deluxe/arctic white).
What gives the best overall lighting. The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth? Notice how yellow is the 5000k color when compare to the 6500k with the. (hot lights excepted of course). Rendering the two color points on computer monitor. Why do i set my monitor to 6500k, yet most of the photographic light sources appear to be closer to 5000k? It renders the color more accurately. My suspicion is that things will be pretty similar.
But i'm curious as to if i'll get faster growth rate if i switch to 6500k.
Rendering the two color points on computer monitor. I used to use the 6500k ge barnd bulbs all the time on planted tanks but now i cant fing them anywhere!? I've been reading this forum and learning a lot about wb and colour managment, and have a couple of things i'd like clarified. 2700 might be your best bet still it will not be the orange yellow that you really need. But i'm curious as to if i'll get faster growth rate if i switch to 6500k. What gives the best overall lighting. Anyway, i just transplanted them into 1 gallon pots, from 16 oz. 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. Difference between 5000k and 6500k first and foremost, the difference between 5000k and 6500k can be thought of as the relative amounts of yellow vs blue. on a relative basis, 5000k is yellower than 6500k, and 6500k is bluer than 5000k. (hot lights excepted of course). I don't have a definitive answer on this yet, but i'm experimenting right now. Notice how yellow is the 5000k color when compare to the 6500k with the. Ask a question forum→5000k vs 6500k?
First and foremost, the difference between 5000k and 6500k can be thought of as the relative amounts of yellow vs blue. below is the relative spectral power distribution of 5000k (black) and 6500k (blue). My suspicion is that things will be pretty similar. It can be a bit washout. Difference between 5000k and 6500k first and foremost, the difference between 5000k and 6500k can be thought of as the relative amounts of yellow vs blue. on a relative basis, 5000k is yellower than 6500k, and 6500k is bluer than 5000k. Difference between the 6500k and 5000k color temperatures of the acebeam x45.
(hot lights excepted of course). 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. Does 5000k or 6500k give faster growth? Ask a question forum→5000k vs 6500k? But i'm curious as to if i'll get faster growth rate if i switch to 6500k. It can be a bit washout. First and foremost, the difference between 5000k and 6500k can be thought of as the relative amounts of yellow vs blue. below is the relative spectral power distribution of 5000k (black) and 6500k (blue). Difference between 5000k and 6500k first and foremost, the difference between 5000k and 6500k can be thought of as the relative amounts of yellow vs blue. on a relative basis, 5000k is yellower than 6500k, and 6500k is bluer than 5000k.
Difference between the 6500k and 5000k color temperatures of the acebeam x45.
I don't have a definitive answer on this yet, but i'm experimenting right now. My suspicion is that things will be pretty similar. Currently i am using 5000k cfl bulbs and everything seems to be doing well. Notice how yellow is the 5000k color when compare to the 6500k with the. I used to use the 6500k ge barnd bulbs all the time on planted tanks but now i cant fing them anywhere!? (hot lights excepted of course). The big question is, does 5000k vs 6500k give a measurable difference in growth? What gives the best overall lighting. I've been looking at 5000k (bright white/natural sunshine) vs 6500k (daylight deluxe/arctic white). 5000k is more warmer.i like 6500k. Ask a question forum→5000k vs 6500k? 2700 might be your best bet still it will not be the orange yellow that you really need. It renders the color more accurately.