Nichia 219B 4500k D220 9080 CRI Emitter output test by Texas_Ace; Amazing tint and CRI! Output is what you would expect.

The reference source differs depending on the standard/method. For example the CRI standard CIE 13.3: 1995 describes the duv tolerance (i.e. acceptable duv to consider the CRI valid in the first place) as +–0.0054 with BBL being the reference source for CCTs up to 5000K and D series illuminants above it.

This is also true for CRI, CQS and CRI2012, even if the duv tolarence varies a bit.

In the TM-30-15 and CIE 224:2017 the transition from BBL to daylight illuminants is gradual.

In my data, however, duv is always the distance from the BBL, even on sources above 5000K.

I have the Lee swatch book to play with.

We’ll be very grateful to see your test results then. My personal request is how far can we trim the blue spike. Also how the minus blue spike filter affects CRI.

Many thanks
Clemence

Mauri, the CRI datas are missing

Where do you get those green filters? I have several LED’s that could use that.

Lee offered a free small swatch colour sample, it consists of hundreds of its colour gel filter. Each sample is enough for two small flashlights. Just contact your local representative marketing. I lost my colour swatch in the project site. I’ll need to order another

- Clemence

Who is Lee?

http://shop.leefiltersusa.com/Swatch-Book-Designers-Edition-SWB.htm

An actor I guess :wink:

Bruce Lee

Thanks for the link

Oh, look who the funny guy is….lol

Thanks!

very helpful, thank you

pic is a link to more details:

Considering that a perfect redendering index score happens when the different wavelenght's relative outputs follow whatever given temperature pattern/curve shape, I guess we could even fine tune (maximize) the CRI and tint out of any good CRI emitter with a custom tailored filter.

Cheers :-)

I have oslon LCW CQAR.CC-MR-6L-L2, no any grinnich. Compared with 219B sw40, it is slightly yellowish. I planned to order 7 pieces OSRAM OSLON® Square LED 4000K CRI 95 2W HIGH POWER 3030 GW CSSRM1.BM | eBay with C5/D5 chromaticity coordinate (below of BBL). If C5/D5 is missed, here is guaranted reddish tint https://ru.aliexpress.com/item/OSRAM-OSLON-SSL-80-High-Power-LED-1-3-Watt-LED-BLUE-LB-CP7P/32295974290.html

How about these:

Can’t find info on the chromaticity though, only the colour temperature (3000K)

Looking into filters, i found Lee Zircon LED dedicated filters.

Maybe better to discuss this in Clemence’s topic.

On the lux-rc site I see the following comment:

OK, they use a custom throw lens which is better than stock. But nevertheless they consider dedomed 219b a good option for throw.
Does anyone here have experience with that?

I sliced the dome on a 219C once and the throw was pretty good. Although a full dedome has proven pretty hard and it seems that those that tried it were not that impressed.

Personally I won’t dedome an LED due to the tint shift.

As regular user I would not recommend you looking for lux-rc technologies. You dont compare family car with F1, right?
First of all, lux used another leds. I have mensioned this several times - some 219bs have smaller dies (and it is almost unreal to get this leds if you are not able to order full 2500 leds reel).
Secondly, he rarely use hi-cri nichias and prefer regular version (which have xp-g2 top bin performance).
Third, mbc is not dedome, this is custom dome for better throw without lumens loss.
Add custom silicone lens, and now you can compare it with $3 xpl-hi under $1.5 10507.