How do you interpret the color changes?
1888618
The colors change in response to body temp. So they are darker when I'm cold and lighter when I'm warm. I wouldn't say mood necessarily.
1888619
The color does change when your hands are in cold or hot water as for body temp or weather change I don't really see a transition in color.
1888620
As What You See On The Bottle Plus I Have Mood Changeing Polish On My Nails From A Nail Saloon And It Changes Color All The Time
1888621
So far I've used the peach to pink. Which I thought was more of a hot pink to pale pink. The green to yellow, which is quite neon. And the metallic purple to pink. I'm disappointed with the metallic purple because I didn't see any change in color. It's ok as a regular polish.
2260774
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".
1246973
Its probably the type of screen you have. You probably have what's called a "TN" and it basically means it's not going to be true to color whatsoever. You can tell if you have one by moving your screen and seeing if the colors get all weird or the screen looks gray. I started a blog and started taking product photography and I had to get an entirely new laptop because the way colors displayed on my computer were so different from what it actually looked like.
1647784
You'll have to call the manufacturer. Sounds like you have lights from 2 different lots which is causing the slight color difference.
2145523
Nominally the display is in color, but from my limited experience so far, the lighting conditions where you'd be tempted to use the camera and the camera's source of illumination may not allow you to see color accurately.
87627
It does not specify the colours but it is colour changing from red to orange to blue etc etc...
1208270
I'm pretty sure it changes to green. I haven't charged mine in a while so I'm not 100%.
1617278
Melinda, yes , it change.... The color you want toy see it....... Sorry beauty by my late andwer
2008315
I dont know I'm sorry! Its random.used each time, you wont get many whites, but you get a lot of red pink and yellow though
1122908
Unfortunately they don't cycle through colors through software settings.You have the option of choosing only 1 set color that will fade in and out.For some reason the orange fades into a blood red color before blacking out which is just a cool unintentional effect.
406370
It is clear. No color. However, exposure to air (I believe it is air. Could be light. I keep it well away from light at all times) will turn it slightly yellow. By the time I notice this change I am almost done and ready for a new order.
2082699
AFAIK, it is a constant intensity. There is a utility to change the color balance to be more consistent, but you have to contact Ableton support.
573807
I am not sure, the colors change through one to another. H-m-m-m, now you have me curious also. I can say more than 4.
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Since it's just an LED light, you can see it as well as you can see any LED lights. They're just red or blue in color, instead of the normal white. The blue light was not working on my item, but the red was my main concern anyway since I'm not growing flowers. The colors just show up as a greyscale-type reds in varying degrees, depending on the items it's reflecting off of. For example, darker colored things in white light will show as a darker red, white items appear as a lighter bright red. If the blue LED were to work, I can imagine it would show a slight purple tint instead of pure red. It's also quite bright if you look directly at the LEDs while they're on. Since it's just an LED light, you can see it as well as you can see any LED lights. They're just red or blue in color, instead of the normal white. The blue light was not working on my item, but the red was my main concern anyway since I'm not growing flowers. The colors just show up as a greyscale-type reds in varying degrees, depending on the items it's reflecting off of. For example, darker colored things in white light will show as a darker red, white items appear as a lighter bright red. If the blue LED were to work, I can imagine it would show a slight purple tint instead of pure red.... » Read More Since it's just an LED light, you can see it as well as you can see any LED lights. They're just red or blue in color, instead of the normal white. The blue light was not working on my item, but the red was my main concern anyway since I'm not growing flowers. The colors just show up as a greyscale-type reds in varying degrees, depending on the items it's reflecting off of. For example, darker colored things in white light will show as a darker red, white items appear as a lighter bright red. If the blue LED were to work, I can imagine it would show a slight purple tint instead of pure red. It's also quite bright if you look directly at the LEDs while they're on. « Show Less
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I really havn't had the unit long enough to know, have you given any thought to the fact that most pc moniters often give different color values than in the original input ????
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You can switch the colors, a light version and a dark version of each, by just repeatedly clicking the same button. There is a strong white and a pale white light :)
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no. it shows 2 colors at a time. one color, then a blend as it shows the next color.