definitely, that is why I have a C01 w 5600k Yuji on my modding visor:
I respect your quest for an AA version
which are your top 2 so far?
and how low do you go, in lumens, before you dont count it as practical
my aaa thrunite has a respectable 0.09 lm low… at that level, my vision is scotopic and it makes no difference what the tint or CRI is… I cant see colors at that level
so, if you want to have a high CRI cockroach, what is the minimum lumen level at which we can still see colors, and withing what distance do we want to be able to see, just in front of our nose, or just in front of our feet…?
scotopic light level depends on target distance also… for example at 0.1 lumens I can see high CRI red color at a distance of 1 foot or less, but at 5 feet I cannot see the object is red, it just looks dark brown, like it does with a low cri source
Im not really clear what the following quote means… but maybe it helps others learn more about scotopic levels
https://docs.agi32.com/AGi32/Content/references/Photopic_Mesopic_Scotopic\_-\_Concepts.htm
Scotopic: This term refers to rod vision and corresponds to an adaptation level below 0.01 cd/m2. The peak sensitivity of the rods is at 507 nm, in the blue-green part of the visible spectrum. (See blue curve in figure.) While there may be some (very little) cone activity at 0.01 cd/m2, once the light level drops to 0.001 cd/m2, only the rods are active.
At this point, the ability to discern colors is gone. In addition, since there are no rods at the fovea and the cones there are not receiving enough light to be stimulated, the ability to discern fine details is gone.
This light level is what you will find on a moonless night out in the desert, far from any town or highway luminaires. … With light only from the stars overhead, you will be able to see large objects like boulders and shrubs and perhaps a rabbit scampering by. But no colors, and you can’t read the newspaper!
And now that I saw this, I remember reading that in a thread some time ago ! Hence recalling that info 
