Please explain the various types of "White" colors, and compare them all.
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This bulb gives out a bright white "fluorescent" light. Don't know about any others. white fluorescent
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This bulb gives out a bright white "fluorescent" light. Don't know about any others.white fluorescent
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This is a very very bright white light similar to being out at the ball park bright.
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the first one I ordered was cool white, and thought that I ordered another one just like it but it was warm white and there is a difference the one is a bright white and the other is more of a yellowish white, the first one puts out more light and is great
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White was the only color when I bought it. I don't know if there is a choice eithe now.
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The way is is set up you only have on the color you select. One color at a time this includes white.
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With the RGBW you can have solid blue green and red. varying any of those colors will give you almost any color including white.
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Off whitish. Antique white is a good description. Imagine a little yellowing
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I would classify the color not as a brilliant white nor an off white, but something similar to a pearl white.
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My guess is using three whites will create greater luminance. But interesting to find out.
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I got one white, 5 shades of yellow including an actual gold pencil, 2 orangey colors (two of the yellows are bordering on orange), 3 shades of pink, 5 reds, 5 purple, 5 blue, 8 greens, 1 teal, 1 aquamarine, 6 browns, 1 peachy- tan, 1 black and 1 silver. That is just a generalization of the colors. Over all I think it's a good set cause the color spectrum varies between yellow and orange and pink and red...etc. it's hard to tell where one color stops and another one starts. That's a good sign to me cause there are lots of "in between" choices.
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It looks "White" to me, but there are sooo many near whites that I am not going to commit myself. What do you use for reference white? Mine could be different!Cheers
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There are a few colors that look similar but from what I can tell, they all have at least different names.
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There are a hundred shades of "white"....I would call this white not cream.
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There is white, black, and silver edition, they are all a little different with one color being better and the next step up from the other although I do not fully know what the differences are. I would look at the descriptions of all three to see what model most fits your needs.
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Yellow/Green to Ground (Green or Bare) Brown to Hot (Black) Blue to Neutral (White)
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Cotton and Cotton white are the same color. Colonial has more of a creamy undertone.
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That is a personal decision. I chose cool white as it is closer to daylight. Cool is more blue/white Warm is more yellow/white.
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There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out. Additionally the SUPERNIGHT product listing page has these variants and they're all relatively priced the same. Good luck! There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out.... » Read More There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out. Additionally the SUPERNIGHT product listing page has these variants and they're all relatively priced the same. Good luck! « Show Less
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They're a more white color than cream, I'd say. But some parts are a creamy white.