[nibiyabi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by roastpuff /img/forum/go_quote.gif Those "full-spectrum" fluorescents are what does it for me - not too cool, not too warm. Much better lighting since I got them.

Don't have them in my college house, but full-spectrum is the way to go. Plants can even thrive under them.

 

[Assorted]

I really like the cool, office type fluorescent light. I cannot stand dark and/or warm light. I need that artificial, technology atmosphere.

 

[Lazarus Short]

bonfire light
whale oil lamp light
phosphorus flare light
aurora light
arc light
magnesium light
vacuum tube light [my favorite]
gaslight
CRT light
atomic bomb light

 

[JSTpt1022]

I find myself squinting in almost any light... But if I have to have light, I like it just to the cool side of neutral. I hate warm light unless its time to sleep.

 

[Seaside]

14000K Metal Halide light.
Makes you feel like you're in the beach under the tropical sun.

 

[pannayar]

dim lighting

 

[Contrastique]

I love sunlight the most. I also like my light to be warm and full of sphere..the Philips Livingcolour just does that perfectly!

 

[Digitalbath3737]

Moonlight > Candlelight > Sunlight

I only use man made light when I'm forced to.

 

[xnothingpoetic]

I like my light warm and on the dull side

IE: not bright. . . but not too dark

 

[MASantos]

Sunlight!

If I need to use artificial lighting I prefer something in the middle leaning to warm.

 

[ls20]

high-intensity discharge xenons!

 

[vibin247]

We use 6000K flourescents in the photo lab, and they're just fine. Though, nothing beats morning sunlight in the summer, and afternoon in the winter, for warmth and the atmosphere it creates.

 

[amphead]

LED matrix display panels, multicolored.

 

[Uncle Erik]

First choice is natural sunlight. Second are regular incandescent bulbs. Fluorescent lights bug me; I can hear the hum and hate the flicker.