best light bulb to light my room?

>>59243368
I use those 6500K Daylight bulbs throughout my whole apartment

>people will actually defend yellow ass light in 2017

>>59243385
>ulbs throughout my whole apartment
got pics I can see?

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>>59243406

I like the 2700k 600 lumen LED bulbs from IKEA.

equivalent to a 60 watt incandescent with the same color temperature. "daylight" bulbs look strange to me, too cold

4500K is best blackbody temperature, all other posts are memes

>>59243385
Enjoy your retnias before the deteriorate completely.

>>59243443
yeah that color temperature may be closest to sunlight, but at that intensity it looks closer to a fluorescent tube

>no lamps
>dark theme
>screen brightness and contrast at comfy level
>redshift activated
heh... thats how too 4chan... kiddo...

>>59243510
enjoy your vitamin d deficiency

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Love: Love is the only light you need.

>>59243368
Sunlight

>>59243620
This. There is nothing more goy than buying what you can get for free.

2700K is most comfy for bedroom in my opinion

5000K is something I absolutely recommend for every other room.

That's just me really.

>>59243632

do you sit in the dark after sunset

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get a bunch of these

>>59243670
faggot

>>59243368
High Pressure Sodium. Everything turns into gold.

>>59243670
any firelight is comfy

Is it practical to use a lantern to light a room?

>>59243745
oil

best light is sunlight

>>59243471
>4500K
this so much, too bad they are so hard to find
any good sources for GU10 and E27 bulbs?
preferably /csg/ approved

any image guides?
or buying guides

>>59243868
>buying the lightbulb jew

>>59243528
Your skin doesn't produce vitamin D unless the lamp also emits UV-light and I get enough of it from fish anyway. 500 grams of salmon a week averages to around 200% of RDI daily.

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is this okay for a small bedroom?

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>>59243385
>6500K
>apartment

200W 2700K LIT FLAT BRUV!

I like "warm" light

I got four 5m spools of RGBW led tape and wraped it all around my studio aprtmnt, it's all hooked up to raspberry that is simulating the real martian ambient lighting conditions happening right now (including dust storms and such). The 24h 39min day causes some drift compared to earth time, but it's not like as a neet I need to keep that in sync

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>bulblets

>>59246310
the cold white fluorescents have a nice soft white to them. the cold white led are just blue and shit.

>>59243368
i use 5000k daylight led bulbs by philips. so far so good.
>>59243385
6500k is blue, not white.

>>59243995
random lights from china can not last, flicker, blow up, and put out dangerous UV light. i suggest going to your local hardware store ans buying something that not shit

>>59246753
I'll tell you a secret


Those hardware store lights you're shilling are from China

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>>59245080
>200w incandescent
Jesus Christ!
Let me guess, you buy Nivida too?

Unless you live in some third world shit hole where houses are built out of rocks and concrete blocks, you're begging to die in a fire.

Very low kelvin Bridgelux Vero Decor's.

Only need a small heatsink and a LED driver.

>>59243385
>I use those 6500K Daylight bulbs throughout my whole apartment

>2017
>They still have good sleep and working retinas.
>They must be dumb kek.

Don't be a fool.

>>59246827
good thing they are not random

Explain how is 6500K a perfect white point for monitors, but for lamps it's suddenly blue?

>>59243745
>Is it practical to use a lantern to-
No.

>>59243735
kek

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I use a 5000k Quad phosphor fluorescent during the late day and early night hours, and warm white LED/CFL bulbs leading up to bed time.

>>59243368
6500K LED @ 1200+ lumens.

I bought a bunch of 1400 lumen 6500K "cool daylight" CFLs a while back. If I was buying now, I'd go LED.