What colors come through the most when light is on?
1070118
The cobalt blue & reds came through the most but it looks truly beautiful when lit. The bulb that comes in the base is a bit weak. We changed from a 4 watt night light bulb to a 7 watt for a better effect.
1070119
blue. However, the construction is flimsy and the base very light, plus if the light in the base goes out it is a pain to replace it. You need to place the lamp somewhere where nobody will brush on it so it does not tip ove.and it falls. I was not happy with the lamp and gave it away for the real thing....with a heavy base.
1070120
Well, certainly the lighter colors show more light but all of the colors come through very nicely. My wife and I have been very happy with this lamp and we have had many compliments on it since it has been in our living room. It is a very attractive and well built piece of lighting. We were also impressed with the packing. Watch out for the little rod as it is in a small groove and I almost threw it out with the packing. Enjoy!
1070121
When this lamp is on the top half of the shade comes alive with lovely shades of blue and green glass. The middle section becomes a beautiful shade of gold spotted with bright blue, red and gold crystals while the dragonflies have vivid red bodies with white wings all outlined with the black lead-lighting. The base is the same but not so bright. You need to use the lowest light globes possible otherwise the lamp becomes too bright - my lamp is quite a feature in our lounge room now Cheer
1070122
Since it is made of resin colors are muted and not vibrant as they would be if made of glass.
1070123
The top we have 100 wt bulbs for reading so all the colors come through, the bottom we only have a night light so the amber is the brighter on mine.
277017
There are four color settings, each with five intensity levels. I often switch among the color settings, depending on what I am doing.
121914
I use the color checker for everything from macro ring lights. Studio lighting, etc and combinations of any two sources. There's no way of knowing accurate colors otherwise. I see huge differences - to me.
103278
Just got off the phone with Pantone. It gives you the RGB of the closest Pantone color. For my application, that's probably good enough.
1486324
Depends upon whattage of light used. As with all lamps light is directed down and out. Not much through shade as it is dark, but very nice to look at. More decorative than providing a lot of light.
320996
Good question Michelle! Unfortunately, I am not able to answer your question because I've never worn the colors around a black light. :(
2145209
Display mode: UserBrightness: 0Contrast: 0Sharpness: 9 (not 8)Gamma: FilmBrilliantColor: 1Color temp: WarmColor settings: everything at 0, except WhiteWhite: Blue 0, Red -11, Green -8 @ 300 hours lamp
1117554
Depends on which mode. I don't have it here, but I believe it's blue when receiving, orange when transmitting (that may be backwards). There are up to 5 different display colors that are user settable - I think
1444050
No, you can choose a particular color or let it cycle through them all. The light is very dim and could easily be blocked out by putting something in front of it like a picture.
925640
It's color during the day when there is sufficient light, but at night it's black and white (night vision mode). Great camera though! I have two of them, and they have been working flawlessly for six months and counting.
1768206
Virtually any color... depending on the accuracy placement of the LED pellets and their relationship in position to the end of the lamp, All have some curvature (magnification) and the purity of the color or evenness of the 'beams' from each LED when viewed directly or the LED's reflection. Be aware that the primary colors viewed with a spectroscope will consist of varying levels of red, green and blue... It's the human eye that perceives or blends the subjective color created by the sum of the red, green and blue colors.. Somewhat long winded but a simpler explanation would not be accurate enough. While the blend can make many colors the prime energy is still red, green and blue.
1230070
I would think ..Red ,Green or A Gold Yellow..maybe even a blue if you have other blue in the room
347459
There's others that are similar. This one's color show is as follows: White | Red | Green | Blue | Teal | Yellow | Purple | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | White | Fade Each to Black: G B T Y P W R | Fade Then Blend: R G B T Y P W R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | Slow Fade 10s: Y G T B P R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | END. Not sure why some of these are doubled up, might be small differences/nuances I didn't notice. Anyways, that's how mine seems to work. If you go OFF then back ON within 10s it goes to the next selection. If you power off and then leave it &gt; 10s before powering back on it will stay at your last selection. Cool huh?! :]
1561546
Set it so it pleases your eyes. I prefer Vivid, but that is too "dynamically bright" for some people.
621404
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.
1727233
White, but tends a little more towards neutral. More pronounced in different intensity settings. It is a great light that I keep one in each bedroom of my house as the little blue reminder on the switch makes it super easy to find even in the darkest of rooms.
375535
The colors change but the amount of light does not. There is plenty of light for use even in extreme darkness.