If the tint goes from 2700K to 5000K, more people and more situations will have their favorite tint, with 254 tints in between there are also more than enough tints between 3000 and 4000K.
This looks too good to pass up!
Please put me on the list for two.
I’d prefer something in the 3000k to 4000k.
Two LH351D 3000k 90CRI emitters and two LH351D 4000k 90CRI emitters with tint adjust/ramping seems perfect to me!
I would really like for the tint to ramp between 2700k and 5000k in the way TK described. Some of you guys need to remember that there are others in this world besides yourself and 5000k is still considered Neutral White and is going to be preferable for a huge percentage of people. Not only that, but as djozz said, 4000k is still possible, so you’re not losing anything by it.
Please add me for a second light. If we can get this in warm white, adjustable or fixed, I’ll definitely purchase two. So hard to find warm led flashlights/lanterns.
The new Zanflare T1 18650 lantern has tint ramping from 2700k to 6500k. And brightness ramping with memory. It remembers both the tint and brightness. The button on top is a touch sensor. About the size of a Fenix CL25R
That would be fine also. What would you suggest for high CRI emitters?
I’m usually a 4000k to 5000k kind of guy, but for a lantern I thought 3000k might be nice.
The 351D is one of the latest and greatest high CRI emitters and happens to come in 3000k and 4000k.
I also envisioned the emitters spaced around the globe with something like the Q8 LED board and you might want emitters that appear similar (not too different in color).
I’m more of a fan of the 5000K CCT, and in a lantern I guess I would like the 4000K ~ 5000K range, but with variable CCT, I’d be down for much warmer emitters, as long as I still have the option to go to 5000K
Yeah, that’s me too. In fact, with the variable CCT option, I’d probably want as wide a spectrum as possible. But, then, as FBsLights indicated above, the lantern would “look” better when all lit if the LEDs were closer in CCT. I think 3000k to 5000k will be a good range.
Also, I just found out in the new poll for Your favorite CCT for EDC that Clemence even has 2000k HI CRI emitters available. But he says they’re expensive and not very efficient.
If the light of the leds are blended well, which should be easy with the current design of the lantern, it hardly matters how far the CCT’s of the leds are apart, the spectra just add up to produce a fine intermediate spectrum.