WTS/GB: NICHIA 219B NVSL219BT-V1 R9080 EMITTERS! sw45k, sw40, sw35, sw30

[jon_slider]

@SKV89

Jon, I actually didn’t know there is a N219b 4500k 9080 SW45 and a N219b 4500k 9080 SW45K. What is the difference? What does the “K” stand for? I couldn’t find any info in the spec sheet.

the k means nice and rosy! its my favorite
the no k is still a little bit rosy

here is the rundown in pictures… (one page back)

WTS/GB: NICHIA 219B NVSL219BT-V1 R9080 EMITTERS! sw45k, sw40, sw35, sw30

I do not consider the N219c 3000k 9050 to be “rosy” I do not consider the N219b 3500k 9080 to be “rosy” I do not consider the N219b 4000k 9050 to be “rosy” I Do consider the N219b 4000k 9080 to be slightly “rosy” I Do consider the N219b 4500k 9080 to be slightly “rosy” I Do consider the N219b 4500k 9080 sw45k to be Very “rosy” [image] [image] [image] Rosy is relative to ambient white balance [image] my sw45k EDC, during daylight: [image] my personal preferences I really like the ex…

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[QUOTE=staticx57;5306253]Maybe it would be worth deep diving into Color Temp and Tint.

On average we expect an SW45k to be more rosy than an SW45 [/QUOTE]

@Lund1660

So it looks like the the sw45k has a lower r9 value than the sw40k. What does that mean and which led has the better results?

I think that is an error
I believe this is more accurate

both the sw40 and sw45k have great red rendering, the 45 CCT is cooler white, and its tint is pinker