Are LED RV lights as bright as incandescent?
I find the brightness of the lights in my TT marginal at best. It is not that the lights are dim; it is just that even with both bulbs shining brightly, they only draw 30 watts of power. My average ho...
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All you need to test the temp of a LED is a white card and a digital camera. Take a picture of the card next to the light and use the cameras software to do a grey scale of the card. That will tell you the white balance temperature.
Another way is to take a picture of the light with your white balance in auto, then look to see at what temperature it shot at. You could also manually change the white balance to different temperature and take pictures at each setting until the color come out right.
A quick search brought up apps for your phone to measure white balance and light intensity.
Another way is to take a picture of the light with your white balance in auto, then look to see at what temperature it shot at. You could also manually change the white balance to different temperature and take pictures at each setting until the color come out right.
A quick search brought up apps for your phone to measure white balance and light intensity.
