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Bookmark or Share- 5K Neutral White Lights | Candle Power Flashlight ForumYour definition of "neutral white" may be a bit off, leading to some disappointment with certain color temps. Neutral White is generally 4000-4500K. There's no standard defining this so that's open to interpretation, but I'd venture to say most people on this forum won't consider 5000K neutral white.
- Thrunite TN4A Cool White & Neutral White - I Prefer the NeutralRe: Thrunite TN4A Cool White or Neutral White? Thanks all for the help. After reading the comments I've ordered the XP-L Neutral White. Sounds like most people find the NW satisfactory. I want I mostly for outdoors. I live in the east, so lots of fields and woodlots. The farm is a little over 100 acres.
- Raw AL **neutral white LED** - Candle Power Flashlight ForumNeutral White option. New option to choose the warmer very pleasant Neutral White Q3 5000-3700K Cree XR-E over the standard Cool White R2 10,000 - 5000k. The almost golden incandescent like colour temperature offers more life like colour rendering when compared to standard cool white LED.
- Thrunite tc20 v2 neutral white review (TLDR: buy this light now)The neutral white xhp70.2 in this light is awesome, it seems to be around 4000k. For being a 70.2 it actually looks great, way better than I expected. For this not being a high cri light it looks great outside, really brings out the browns in the trees and brings the grass to life, does pretty good with reds aswell.
- Cool White vs Neutral white | Candle Power Flashlight ForumNeutral white slops on more phosphor to convert more of the blue, which reduces efficiency but gives better red coverage. Reds and browns are very common in nature so the colour distribution of warmer tints can be more useful than getting fractionally more lumens from using a cool tint.
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