Uplighting, can light recommendations? - Other Crafts

G Greg_D_R Member Joined: Apr 22, 2011 Posts: 143	G Greg_D_R Posted posted on Sun, Jun 29, 2014 3:35 PM On 2014-06-29 14:26, Humuhumu wrote: The LED strip lights I use, however, dim SO well. Very smoothly, the light stays very warm in tone, and more dim than I would have guessed they'd go (though still not as dim as I'd like). To diffuse the light and get them down to the dimness of my deepest desires, I have them behind a sheet of cream-colored card stock. Hummu, I do have a strip of 'warm white' SMD 5050 leds that dims smoothly, but the manufacturer's idea of warm differs from mine, it's still too blue of a white for me. Do you have an RGB (multicolor) light strip that dims smoothly? I'd be all over that. With the 44 key RGB controller, I can mix the red green and blue to get a yellow-white light that matches incandescents exactly. I'm surprised that none of the warm white LEDs I've seen even come close to it. Do you have a 'home tiki bar' thread with pictures of your lighting?

On 2014-06-29 14:26, Humuhumu wrote:
The LED strip lights I use, however, dim SO well. Very smoothly, the light stays very warm in tone, and more dim than I would have guessed they'd go (though still not as dim as I'd like). To diffuse the light and get them down to the dimness of my deepest desires, I have them behind a sheet of cream-colored card stock.

Hummu, I do have a strip of 'warm white' SMD 5050 leds that dims smoothly, but the manufacturer's idea of warm differs from mine, it's still too blue of a white for me.

Do you have an RGB (multicolor) light strip that dims smoothly? I'd be all over that.

With the 44 key RGB controller, I can mix the red green and blue to get a yellow-white light that matches incandescents exactly. I'm surprised that none of the warm white LEDs I've seen even come close to it.

Do you have a 'home tiki bar' thread with pictures of your lighting?

Post #721287 by Greg_D_R on Sun, Jun 29, 2014 3:35 PM