Why are "Daylight" labeled white LED bulbs (5000K or higher) sometimes perceived as having a sterile appearance?
Answer
They are heavily weighted toward the blue end of the spectrum, reflecting direct blue emission.
Light bulbs rated higher in Kelvins, like 'Daylight' (5000K+), have a greater proportion of unfiltered blue light emitted directly from the InGaN chip.
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