Are these sheets opaque? I am looking for material that can be used for a light table, that would diffuse a bright light from below.
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Hi Kimberly. Yes they're are opaque and if you put a light source under it you'd be able to use it as a light table. Hope it helps.
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I think it's about where you want to use them I used the warm white because I have them over my dinning table with a dimmer. The crystal white I would think would be used in an area where you would want brightness to see for instance above bathroom mirror or in cabinets where you need to see the back of the cabinet. I hope that's helps you.
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The light is bright, but soft. It is spread evenly across the sheets. It is a slight bit brighter in the middle as opposed to the edges, but is more than adequate for stage use. Hope this helps. :)
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Hi! are like parchment paper white. VERY EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL!!! OMG!!! All of our guest LOVED them even one of my super creative friends said the loved the idea and was going to use it. I used the submersible tea lights, got a similar wine glasses as in the picture from the dollar tree and instant simple elegance.
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The ones I purchased as sort of "frosted" and not clear. They are not opaque but instead lightly frosted.
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They are matte or at least non-reflective. I use them in a room with a fair amount of ambient light with no trouble at all.
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They are translucent with a matt texture. Light clearly passes through them.
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If you are looking for clear bulbs with glowing filament I think they would be OK. Be sure they are the correct base for your light string. Have a Merry Christmas!!
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They are not good as black out shades. The let in filtered light. I would not use these to keep a room dark.
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Yes, they are transparent. They are easy to see through for their intended use but I would think for distance viewing, such as with 3D glasses, you will want enough light as several are darker shaded.
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They consist of about an equal mix of black and transparent (colorless). The black ones in my lot are opaque.
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Stephie, I contacted the manufacturer and it is not. But I went to Lowes and picked up light that were really accent lights instead. I only wanted these for my bedroom near our night stands so we had more room. What I bought worked really great, good light and about 20% of the cost. Try that otherwise the cost is rich.
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Yes, they are quite opaque. The material is very thick with good generalized compression. They have a tailored cut, so felt a little larger than similar products by other manufacturers (i.e. TEDS, Sigvaris, etc), but that also makes them slightly easier to put on.
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This is not an opaque projector, like a "Little Elmo". It only sends light through transparent sheets. Whenever I need something that's in a book, I make a transparency of that page with a copy machine. And it sometimes takes the transparency a while to dry, so me careful.
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I don't think they would give enough light for a completely dark walkway. I bought them for effect since my daughter is having a barn wedding and can't have real candles. They are going to be on the table.
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No, they are just wire frames with the paper around it. There is a hole in the top, and it is hollow, you could string lights into it or hang something inside if you were so creative (watching out for any fire hazards of course). Of course I'm not sure how "see through" the paper is.
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Possibly, but I don't have it any more to look and see; I sold the many tablecloths I bought for my daughter's wedding. It wasn't sheer; it was the thickest of the white ones I ordered.