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finally got everything working on my new build.
first off this photo has all 4 channels on "full" and apparntly the cyan is a bit too high (you can see some green blue toning in the white quartz rocks..
Second I used a mix of ww(3500k)/nw(6500K) of one to one..
My last light I felt was too "cool"..
Not perfect (my LED spacing is way over the recommended 3.5") and certainly not massivly heat sinked (used Al strips) but it will do for now..
Temp @ full for all is only 110F on the aluminum.. well below bad but not what most would probably prefer..
"out of the box" color is warm..a bit surprised by this but fixed w/ dimmingof the "white" channel..
1)4=660nm red 3w
2)4,2,3= royal blue, ww, white 3W
3)7,7= ww,w 3W
4)4=cyan 3W
Those that think LED's are "flat" just don't have the right colors..
I did boost the "fill light" since I underexposed the image.
I hope you at least find it interesting..
first off this photo has all 4 channels on "full" and apparntly the cyan is a bit too high (you can see some green blue toning in the white quartz rocks..
Second I used a mix of ww(3500k)/nw(6500K) of one to one..
My last light I felt was too "cool"..
Not perfect (my LED spacing is way over the recommended 3.5") and certainly not massivly heat sinked (used Al strips) but it will do for now..
Temp @ full for all is only 110F on the aluminum.. well below bad but not what most would probably prefer..
"out of the box" color is warm..a bit surprised by this but fixed w/ dimmingof the "white" channel..
1)4=660nm red 3w
2)4,2,3= royal blue, ww, white 3W
3)7,7= ww,w 3W
4)4=cyan 3W
Those that think LED's are "flat" just don't have the right colors..
I did boost the "fill light" since I underexposed the image.
I hope you at least find it interesting..
