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I've found that the online tool doesn't calculate CCT correctly as my spectrometer and other tools give me a different CCT value for my spd data. I'm no expert but I think this is not optimal for accurate results. I only tested daylight balanced lights.
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There are several different method used to calculate CCT. Each has pros/cons. I'd have to check what is being used in this code but I would assume it's probably McCamy's cubic approxiation method, because it is simple and quick to implement. However, it might be good to add later support for multiple methods, such as:
I've found that the online tool doesn't calculate CCT correctly as my spectrometer and other tools give me a different CCT value for my spd data. I'm no expert but I think this is not optimal for accurate results. I only tested daylight balanced lights.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: