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minus-square@uislink3•1 year ago residential areas still have the much easier-on-the-eyes sodium vapor lights, though–for now. Monochromatic isn’t easier on eyes.
minus-squareatoccilinkfedilink2•1 year agoI could definitely be under the wrong impression here, but aren’t LEDs monochromatic also?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•1 year agoI think they’re generally dichromatic (is that the word?). White LEDs are blue LEDs + a yellow florescent coating.
minus-square@uislink3•1 year agoLEDs somehow have CRI 0.9, so they are unlikely to be just dichromatic. For comparasion monochromatic light has CRI 0.
Monochromatic isn’t easier on eyes.
I could definitely be under the wrong impression here, but aren’t LEDs monochromatic also?
I think they’re generally dichromatic (is that the word?). White LEDs are blue LEDs + a yellow florescent coating.
LEDs somehow have CRI 0.9, so they are unlikely to be just dichromatic. For comparasion monochromatic light has CRI 0.
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