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6500K vs 10000K - side by side pic
Since there is always a lot of chatter about 6500K vs 10000K, and I have one of each, I took a pic of the two bulbs (or the reflection, I do like my retinas!) to show the color difference between the two. The pic doesn't exactly match the real colors but does show the relative difference between the two and I though folks might like to see. I cannot see a difference in the two ends of the tank even though the lights are offset. These are 96 watt, over a 55.
6500K on the left, 10000K on the right: |
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Very nice
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I have found that different brand lights of the same K-temp can look different as well.... Sometime extremely different.
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I can clearly see the difference.
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I can compare my two bulbs (6700 and 10,000) and clearly see the 10,000k is a lot whiter with a blue tint to it. Newfound's pictures are pretty good in showing the difference between the two. 96w 10,000k bulbs hurt the eyes too! I've taken comparison shots of multiple T-8 bulbs before. Pretty neat to see the color difference. |
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Bah, forget about the lights...do you see the clarity of that water?
When I got my first set of 10k lights, my wife told me to turn them off and they were the brightest thing in the room.
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When I got my first set of 10k lights, my wife told me to turn them off and they were the brightest thing in the room.
Heh, my planted tank is the main light in the room as well.
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Yeah, between the 2x96 watt on the 55, and the 4x39 watt T5s on the SW tank, I don't really need room lights at all. My house looks so funny coming down the street at night, the whole thing is lit up and blue!
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I'm waiting for the day the cops come banging down my door for growing certain "plants". Wouldn't be too unusual for someone around here growing illegal plants. With as bright as my room is, I bet people go "hmmmmmm" when they drive by. |
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