Miha Kolar
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I belive I understand what you wrote.
Here is your quote: I just saw you edited your post. The Duv will be a little better, but it sounds like you are using your variable strips as single color strips by powering both the warm and cool LEDs 100% instead of fading between the two colors. I don't see how you can expect that to match the color you get from a single color daylight source since they will vary in color temp by as much as 1500K-2000K.
Once again - I'm not mixing 4000K light that I get when I power varibale strip at full power, but I'm mixing 3200K aputure amaran 672 + varibale strips set at 3200K (measured to match), but your strips have 1/4 stop of magenta in it (again, measured).
Here is your quote: I just saw you edited your post. The Duv will be a little better, but it sounds like you are using your variable strips as single color strips by powering both the warm and cool LEDs 100% instead of fading between the two colors. I don't see how you can expect that to match the color you get from a single color daylight source since they will vary in color temp by as much as 1500K-2000K.
Once again - I'm not mixing 4000K light that I get when I power varibale strip at full power, but I'm mixing 3200K aputure amaran 672 + varibale strips set at 3200K (measured to match), but your strips have 1/4 stop of magenta in it (again, measured).