Hello, what color light is produced from this star projector? Is it blue or yellow
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it's a plain "white" flashlight bulb--but if I had to assign a hue--once it filters through the black plastic--I'd say it's closer to "yellow"
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It's just sunlight, but it can look more blue than yellow. May be due to the mirrored tube the light flows through. Took me a few days to get used to it. Not sure if you could add an extra filter at the entry point, but it's not really worth it in my opinion. The actual ceiling light in the same hallway as our light tube looks very yellow in comparison.
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Hi, No, the projector is not LED. Next to the projector there are LED's. Thank you
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Simple answer is white. It's a very pure white light. Most color charts rate this as 5000k while others call it pure white. There is no halogen "yellow" or hid "blue" in it. I have only tested this between 11 and 13 volts. In that range its a very nice pure white. Stacey
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It only projects stars. You can leave it on one color or have it automatically rotate through 3 different colors. No music though.
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I don't have a method for spectrum analysis, the light is pleasing and 'normal' to me. I'll say that it IS more "blue-ish" than "yellow-ish".
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Hello dear friend, to be clear with you, I will tell you not to buy this projector because it is of very poor quality. I am very disappointed
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Blue! Nice, light glow though. Actually just enough to act as a nightlight in the kitchen.
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I ended up buying the benq but I also ordered the pro grey screen. I did send it back and ordered the white screen. The reason I did this is because I felt the grey screen dimmed down the image. If you had a really bright projector then it might work well but I have been really pleased with the white screen.
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The after market projectors use 2 different bulbs now instead of the one. The low beam os 9006 and the high beam is h1
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It provides an adequate amount of light, I do not have access to a light meter, however it was bright enough to see images clearly with good contrast etc in a room with lights on. The problem I have with it is that the projector does not recognize the lamp properly so it creates a constant repeating beep that has to do with a thermal sensor according to Epson. When it first turns on it actually creates a low beep that sounds kind of like an alarm, then it goes to a beep that is repeated every few seconds after that. It does not appear to make the beep when you have it in Normal mode and not in ECO mode. It provides an adequate amount of light, I do not have access to a light meter, however it was bright enough to see images clearly with good contrast etc in a room with lights on. The problem I have with it is that the projector does not recognize the lamp properly so it creates a constant repeating beep that has to do with a thermal sensor according to Epson. When it first turns on it actually creates a low beep that sounds kind of like an alarm, then it goes to a beep that is repeated every few seconds after that. It does not appear to make the beep when you have it in Normal mode and not... » Read More It provides an adequate amount of light, I do not have access to a light meter, however it was bright enough to see images clearly with good contrast etc in a room with lights on. The problem I have with it is that the projector does not recognize the lamp properly so it creates a constant repeating beep that has to do with a thermal sensor according to Epson. When it first turns on it actually creates a low beep that sounds kind of like an alarm, then it goes to a beep that is repeated every few seconds after that. It does not appear to make the beep when you have it in Normal mode and not in ECO mode. « Show Less
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They are more white than blue. I have Silverstar Ultra as my low beams and the PIAA are a little yellower than those. The Silverstar Ultra are even more white than these without being obviously blue.
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Hi Jessica,It's actually red, blue and yellow. I got this for one of my nephews as well. :) he'll love it.
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The light emitted is more a blue light. It does not appear to be yellow. They aren't very bright, just a soft glow.
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It is a blue backlight. My husband uses it for spin class. It is a dark room and he also uses his HR monitor,
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I can't remember. It was yellow just like that one and worked right away. I gave it to my daughter 2hrs away. I saw it was still working this week. Sorry.
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Its not the projector but the disks that have the stars/constellations but I doubt you'd find any disks that crammed Northern and Southern hemisphere constellations into one "sky." The disks sold at http://www.microstru.com/Uncle-Milton.html are vastly superior to the ones that come with the Uncle Milton (I've got no affiliation with them but have purchased four of their disks for my daughter's Uncle Milton) and they have Northern and Southern Hemisphere star disks with discernible constellations. We often play a game of name the constellations as we put her to bed.