Analyzing the tint of LEDs by shining a light on your skin

Thanks for the info. I read in the Wurkkos TS10 thread that CSP2323 is often used as a general term, but I see that Latticepower is actually using it as their part number.

Yes, the tint is very neutral. The calculated DUV is actually the closest to zero among the flashlights I own.

However, neutral can also mean bland. It doesn’t make some colors pop and can be less exciting. A little kick in the reds can be desirable in some cases, because it can give strong impression.

Nevertheless, I agree Latticepower CSP2323 5800K in TS10 is a very good LED. I wish to see a detailed review on the LED that are similar to that of maukka. I was very impressed to see his/her review on KR4 with E21A 5000K. Review: Noctigon KR4 (18650, 4xE21A 5000K, CRI96) It was the best review and had the best quality I could possibly ask for.