Donkeys, also called burros and asses, are found throughout the world. They look a lot like their cousins, but have long, floppy ears and tend to be stockier than horses or zebras. News
The above is not a true Color Temperature chart. Instead it is a hybrid, showing the color temperatures of light sources most commonly encountered in professional imaging. In our scale, tungsten-halogen has a color temperature of 3200Â°K. Household fluorescents are accepted to be around 4500Â°K, depending on the lamp. (They are shown for reference, but would not be part of a true Color Temperature chart, for reasons described below).
The above is not a true Color Temperature chart. Instead it is a hybrid, showing the color temperatures of light sources most commonly encountered in professional imaging. In our scale, tungsten-halogen has a color temperature of 3200Â°K. Household fluorescents are accepted to be around 4500Â°K, depending on the lamp.(They are shown for reference, but would not be part of a true Color Temperature chart, for reasons described below).ungsten incandescent, most common in household lamps, has a slightly lower color temperature at 2900Â°K than tungsten-halogen (aka quartz) at 3200Â°K, so its output will be slightly warmer. Incandescant lamps also shift their color, growing warmer as they age, something tungsten-halogen lamps don't suffer from.