CRI/R9, TM-30, beam consistency, design/retouch/art workflows
Testing reveals the lamp’s vibrant effects come with weak red rendering, unstable CCT, and uneven illumination - fine for ambiance, risky for color‑critical work. Get clear guidance on who it suits, how to minimize issues, and the high‑CRI specs to seek instead.
Learn how spectrum-stable, auto-adjusting lamps reduce eye strain and protect color accuracy by managing CCT and blue light without hue shifts. Use a clear metrics checklist (R9, TM-30, CS, DUV, flicker, beam uniformity) to choose lighting that supports focused work.
Pick task lighting that reduces glare and delivers true-to-life color by prioritizing strong R9 and TM-30 scores, uniform beam spread, asymmetrical anti-glare optics, and flicker-free drivers. Get practical targets for lux and CCT plus verification tips (IES files, beam maps) to match lighting to art, study, or screen work.
Use precise measurements - lamp height relative to eye level and monitor, working radius and lateral reach, and base diameter - to achieve uniform, color-accurate lighting without glare or hotspots. Get task-based lux targets and practical formulas to match any workspace geometry.
