No, you said and I quote you: "After de-doming cool white emitters nice warm color appears."
Do not twist your own words, or mine.
The CW emitters that most de-dome end up in the upper NW range. Upper NW range does not have anything to do with nice warm color.
That is not subjective. CW, NW, WW are defined color groups. You can easily see that in Cree`s datasheets.
No. I never asked about it either....
That is your opinium, a lot of people disagree, which can be easily seen around on the forum by the amount of people who buy CW emitters and lights.
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In reflector lights there will be no greenish tint
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Yellow-ish, sometimes with a hint of green is not uncommon to see. This have been seen, shown, and talked about numerous times by numerous people. This is typical to see and read about when people describe various CW emitters, and also emitters in the upper NW range, like the 3C.
I bet the right measurement equipment will prove you wrong too.
De-domed emitters tend to have a color tone shift towards the upper side of the planckian loctus curve. Again, this have been reported by many after de-doming CW emitters. Not once have I heard or seen anyone describe a tint below the planckian loctus curve after de-doming.
You are allowed to deny it as much as you like based on your personal experience and perception. But there is no need for you to state your opinions as facts. And especially after saying that "tint differences could be one of the most subjective areas in flashoholic world"
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And I guarantee that you will perceive things better with de-domed cool white than with domed cool white.
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You do not have to guarantee me anything on how I will perceive things. Im sure I am more familiar with my eyes than you and how they work with various tints in various environments and view distances.
When I want to spot something at 500+m range, I want a harsh high contrast color, something that is the opposite of easy on the eyes. This is something most seem to agree on, and why many want "0" tint and top bin to start with before de-doming. Since "0" tints are (currently) not available in highest bin, most just start with a "1" tint before de-doming.
Funny you say tint is subjective, yet you can guarantee how I and others will perceive things despite not knowing anything about he environment the lights are used in. :|
I think it would be wiser of you to not go further into the topic..