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That’s really tough. For me I use a display that has an ambient light sensor so it matches my surroundings, that might help a bit. Ideally your environment is balancing the light l…

Doing it with hanging lamps is a clever solution. Doing it indirectly is the goal. There's one company out of the UK making super high end LED diffusers that can be precisely contr…

Philips Ultra-Definition 60w equivalent bulbs are amazing and really reasonably priced. They also work really well with standard dimmers with extremely low flicker.

Best thing you can do for LED strips is to connect it to a flicker free dimmer control, such as this one made by waveform lighting. Requires a little DIY but it will mean 0 flicker…

This article is just what worked for me. Some people are more light color sensitive, if you like your cool lighting and a lot of light and it works - go for it.

Do what works for you. If it’s comfortable and you don’t notice lingering issues it’s probably fine.

Cool idea. Would love to see prototypes of this. This is essentially what happens at an optometrists office when you go for an eye test.

Amen. Honestly the IKEA lamps are the best - super cheap and you can swap out the bulbs with high quality dimmable philips. What torchiers are you swapping to?

It’s adobe substance stager 3d

You are spot on! - was a limitation of my 3d rendering abilities but great point.