What is the difference between poly web and nano web? Which is warmer, less bright?
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I have not tried the Polyweb strings yet but I'm really liking these Nanoweb coated strings. They have an excellent balance of warm and bright tones throughout the strings. They make my Yamaha acoustic sound like a much more expensive guitar. Another plus is they are very smooth so I don't feel like I'm going to slice my finger when I'm sliding up and down the strings.
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Elixir Strings with NANOWEB Coating sound and feel more like traditional, uncoated strings. They are bright and lively, and the coating is so thin that you can barely tell it's there. Elixir Strings with POLYWEB Coating have a balanced tone. They sound like strings that have been perfectly "played in". They are comfortably smooth and help reduce finger squeak.
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Elixir Strings with NANOWEB Coating sound and feel more like traditional, uncoated strings. They are bright and lively, and the coating is so thin that you can barely tell it's there.Elixir Strings with POLYWEB Coating have a balanced tone. They sound like strings that have been perfectly "played in". They are comfortably smooth and help reduce finger squeak.
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Not much in functionality but the OPI one is much more user friendly. I use this for Gelish, IBD brands and OPI. Its UV power is the correct one to seal gels. You can't go wrong with this LED fast acting light
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It's not a matter of brightness. Both emit the same # of lumens. It's a function of the light spectrum they emit. So it's really an aesthetics question. Some people don't care for "white" that's in the 5,000K range and prefer the "warm" or yellowish light emitted at 3500K.
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Wavelength seems to be in the (most common) near-IR range of 850nm. Personally, I like the 950nm ones better, but they are harder to find and more expensive. I do find this model to be very bright (when viewing through camera) though I can't say for certain what its range is as I only use it out to 25ft.
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Hi. Having tried both I have to say that yes, the translucent ones do appear brighter. That's why I got the opaque ones because I wanted a more subdued type of lighting. I would say also that the opaque can probably be described as a "warmer" type of lighting. It just depends on where you want to use these as far as placement and the effect you will get.
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I have no experience with the double density strips but the hitlights web site says the color temp for both is 6000K so I would expect the to be very close in color. The 300 ct ribbon uses smd5050 led which are brighter than the smd3528 leds on the 600 ct ribbon. I have no way to compare the brightness of the 300 ct vs 600 ct ribbons.
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It is a warm white - softer than white. Very similar to the light from my halogen outdoor lights.
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630nm to 650nm is almost no difference in effect. Like in early red laser pointers, originally they were about 650nm (darker red), then technology improved and they were able to get them to about 635-640nm (appears a bit brighter...the human eye "peaks" in it's color sensitivity at around 530nm (green)). I wouldn't worry about the exact wavelength...it's red and visible, it is satisfactory. [laser/optics experimenter for ~35 years)
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The product brochure is not very well written. The product itself produces much more light, at a much more appealing color temperature, than our old twin-tube fluorescent light ever did, especially as the tubes aged. If you are so concerned with product claim numbers, go measure the difference yourself.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish. For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference. I've had good success with both as far as data burning! I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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don't know about the poly, but it rocks if it will work, much brighter and battery lasts much longer.
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Both versions have a jersey cotton inner layer and the same amount of polyfil. The only difference is the outer layer - cotton in one and microfleece in the other. If you are looking to maximize breathability, the cotton would probably be your better option.
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Other than the shape, I don't believe there is any functional difference. The corded micro-pedi may be easier to handle based on its design. But given the additional coast and the fact you only use it once every week or two, the Nano is fine. I must say I am very pleased with my Nano.
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Lumins don't seem to mean much as far as brightness. I finally went by colortemp. Higher the temp the brighter. I just used a dimmer.
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I bought this to make sunscreen for my kids. Recommended from Wellnessmama.com who makes all sorts of recipes for her own family. From what I found, it's non nano.
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2700 is a bit more warmer than 3000. I'd choose 2700 for living room. 2700 is color temperature for the incandescent lamp. You should be more looking into the wattage rather than color if you want it more brighter. I have 8 of those on my kitchen and it pretty bright.So it depends on what sqft is your living room and will 7 be enough.
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bob, these ecobright led bulbs are manufactured with better quality parts & is designed to last longer with better internal heat dissipation. they are also brighter than the wm led 11w/60w bulb of approximately 800 lumins vs 1100 lumins for the ecobright bulb. these ecobright bulbs are somewhat larger in size too!! neil