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Dim-to-Warm Lighting: An Experimental Analysis of Preference and Perceived Naturalness
LED luminaires that produce a shift to a lower correlated color temperature (CCT) when dimmed to mimic the dimming of an incandescent lamp are marketed as “dim-to-warm.” Despite the commercial popularity of “dim-to-warm” lighting, most academic research, to date, shows no significant preference f
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