RGBW LED strips, f.lux and open source?
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I have been heavily researching this forum, the web site and its fantastic references for information on open source projects for desk/reading/general lamps trying to apply the theory presented here. I also searched maker sites, etc.
Please correct me: from what I gather, i think that there is no projects because the existing led strips won't allow warmer temps than 1900-2000K ?
I cannot yet understand the CIE profiles presented in this datasheet, maybe someone can explain why they wouldn't work? Starting at page 7.
800K thanks in advance,
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gabrielps: f.lux changed my life, really. :-)
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