No, they’re not doing tint mixing. Sofirn might only offer one colour temperature, but they might offer two as separate options. They’re apparently very unlikely to offer all three, so the poll is to find out BLF’s order of preference.
In your example, you’d be voting for them to offer lights with the option of a 2000K LED or a 3500K LED.
I believe the way the poll is set up will result in unintended consequences.
The poll should simply ask people which ONE tint they prefer most. The tints then can be ranked according to their popularity, and Sofirn can then decide to offer the most popular one or the most popular two (or even three) tints. People would then certainly be able to buy the most popular tint, and would also have the option of buying the second most popular tint if Sofirn decides to offer more than one option.
The way the poll is setup now, if the winning option is for two tints and the manufacturer only wants to make one tint, what happens to all those votes that voted for two tints? Are they just discarded and the winner is the more popular single tint option? It seems to not make sense, the way the poll is currently setup…
Problem is, we cannot have multiple votes. What should I do if I want either 3500 or 4500K? Or any other combinations of two tints. The way Thomas set this up allows counting individual tints and having multiple votes at the same time.
Yes but 2000k not available and it’s rare.
plus I search a ready made aaa light with this Led color to avoid melatonine suppression like tons of crappy cool/neutral white leds do