Review on 💡 Dazzling Sailstar Candelabra Dimmable Chandelier - Perfect Equivalent for Elegant Ambiance by Wanda Johns

I bought these for my dining room chandelier. They are absolutely bright but the hue wasn't what I was looking for. I thought 4000K would give me pure white light but obviously after setting them up they were still very blue. I got my money back (returned at the nearest Revain bookstore) very quickly and bought the lanterns back for 3200 kroner instead, which I much prefer. After comparing many different light bulbs over the last few weeks, we have come to the conclusion that the perfect white light bulb does not exist. They all have a certain color cast and it all comes down to preference. My 3200K tubes were a golden hue (not orange like the tubes they replaced) which we preferred over the 4000K and 2700K tubes they replaced. The only thing we did NOT try was a 3500K bulb, but that was because most of the reviews I read said they were still pretty blue. If you are looking for a COMFORTABLE color temperature for your home, you will most likely end up somewhere between 3000K and 3200K. If you're wondering why I even care, I'm an amateur photographer and I always hate the color orange. what you're shooting under 2700K lighting. I'll be honest and tell you that 3000-3200 thousand will not fix these problems, but in the end you need comfortable lighting. Also, my camera can correct the color temperature if I set it correctly. So decide what is comfortable for you.