Any issues with excessive levels of green tint that is common with the cheaper LED's and if so, will a 1/8 or 1/2 CTG Gel fix the issue..? Thanks.
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I have noticed that it does have a green tint, but I wouldn't call it excessive. I use a custom white balance when I use these, so this hasn't been an issue when I have used them.
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Mine does not light up green as well. Never gets lower than 80 so it does not bother me.
449850
These are a little bluish, maybe around what you're looking for. I'd guess that they're a little higher than 7000K. Felix is correct that these are very bright when run at ~13.5 to 14.0V, I run mine at 13.8V. Lahiru is dong something wrong. FYI, if your strip is longer than, maybe, 10' I'd run the supply wires to both ends. If I ran the full 30' strip I'd run the supply to both ends and the middle. Why? Because there will be enough of a voltage drop along the copper traces on the strip that the LED's on the end will be noticeably dimmer if you only connect to one end.
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you can mix as you like. The light needs a ¾ minus green gel to get the green cast under control and the color temp range is ca. 3800 k to 6800 k.I guess I got a good one. No problems so far. I did get some flickering once and was able to tighten the cap of the fuse holder, and that took care of it.CRI is higher if you are mixing the LEDs as you are at 5600 k which is why you would use such a light as this.
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I have had mine for about two months, used it maybe seven or eight times. No issues yet. Seems to work fine but not as bright as I'd hoped. Plus I don't like the cold color temperature look of the LED's, but that's to be expected with white LED lighting.
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I have a 395nm Flashlight from Cybertech with 9 UV LEDS (Its a 3 in one with a reg flashlight, red laser and UV ) it will detect dry stains, but not wet ones. There is a good bit of purple haze at 395 though it works. 365-375 shows awesome, and I am waiting to test and make a comparison with a 380-385 one
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the yellow/green tint is a known issue with the projection mechanism. mine was fixed under warranty, which was extended by sony for this issue. I don't know if the free fix is still available. if you search your model number a bunch of stuff will come up. good luck!
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I dont know. But I've had a terrible green tint since I put it in. Very pronounced.
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I switched to a higher quality component in my blend which it the reason for the green tint. I am in the process of improving my packaging and photos within the next few weeks. Thanks for your purchase!
225283
I haven't got to much driving , I've had no problem so far as my color is green. hope that helps . background , illumination and screen are the same in theme settings
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I have the same results with these. I am running Philips OEM HIDs in these. The general output is great but there is not much of a blueish color at the cutoff if any at all. I have heard of people modding other projectors by bending the cutoff shield closer or farther away to get the desired color layer. However, I have not tried that with these or if it's possible with this model. Good luck on your search for a good mod that will work.
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I can only can give my opinion but, in any past experience I have had regarding LED displays like this is not good. Generally, you would have to replace The whole display module.... But I might be wrong. :0/
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Following back up on here about this. No issues still. Had mine installed in Feb. Took all the gaskets out and RTV siliconed them and put the gaskets back in. I think that's what has saved me. It is still bright and works great!
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I was going to put it in but held off when I made a trip to bowling Green. I've too have heard about cruise not working but will find out shortly when I put it in and experiment. It would be a lot cleaner on wire leading to turn signals not having resistors for my switchbacks. I have been selling led lights to several forums and locally to many people for about 3 years. I am one of maybe 2 in the US to carry the new Cree/driver headlights and can't keep them in stock they sell so fast. I am DFWWIZ on TBSSowners and GMTNation forums.
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I have had good results with the standard green compound(I think it is 0.5 micron). The white also works well.
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Hi Kara, I have no way of saying exactly, but the standard G4 halogen looks a bit yellow in comparison. Incandescants typically run about 2300 K, perhaps the halogens a bit higher. A digital camera image more clearly shows the "blueness" of the LED versus the halogens, but this set of human eyes does not really notice the blueish color rendition. I have seen some other LED's especially those with "cool white" and they are noticeably blue giving a rather clinical look to the lighting. I am happy with these units in my RV.
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I honestly have not had one problem with these bulbs, and I have my lights set on auto so they come off and on flawlessly. Only things bad I have to say and it's really not bad is the color has alittle more blue tint to them then normal 6000k bulbs I've had in the past, but that might just be from the projectors in the headlights. If you have standard headlight housing the color might not have the blue tint. Also when installing them when you plug them in if they don't fire up, don't worry just reverse the main wire going to the ballast and you'll be good. You won't regret it with the price, I bought these because I had 8000k and the blue color was just unbearable, side note I held onto the 8000k bulbs in case these ones crap the bed, but I don't see it happening. Hope that helped