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Kelvin scale Color temperature is a unit or measure for the color of light. It is not necessarily related to the heat of the light source. A higher color temperature represents a color closer to actual sunlight.
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Kelvin scale Apparent color temperature of a light source indicates its degree of blueness or redness as we view it. The higher the number, the bluer the light appears; the lower the number, the more red the light looks. A candle flame has an apparent color temperature of about 1800 degrees Kelvin, incandescent lamps are about 2900K, cool white fluorescent are about 4200K and an overcast sky appears about 6500K. The Kelvin scale gives no indication about color rendering. ...
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