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Originally Posted by bfloyd4445
They are to white. The color temperature is so high it kills your night vision so you can see nothing that isn't directly in the light. The best lighting for night vision is in the red part of the spectrum cause it keeps your night vision intact. All you Navy guys and photographers will know what i am talking about. I use red lense on my lights i use for moving bees at night. Bees don't see red and the red light allows me to see what i am doing and dosen't interferr with my night vision. Haven't you noticed how when someone comes up behind you with those white or bright blue lights it blinds you for a second?
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Actually a higher color temp on the Kelvin scale means MORE color, and LESS light, a pure white light will be from 4500K to about 5500K. Typical halogens are about 3300K to around 3700K the latter being a yellowish light.
I would agree here that if you are going halogen, the Silverstars are a good choice, and for the money, hard to beat.
