Are you light aware?

Yes.

I am aware of when my lights are on.

Yes… I’m not a woman (wild animal), so I cannot see in the dark.

All I’m trying to ask is whose on first?

Of course. I rewired an old lamp today I haven't used in forever and it had an old Compact Florescent and when I turned it on it was a cold white light as opposed to my 2700k led lights. Had to change the bulb

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Are you light aware?

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not at all

Hell, I drop flahbangs in the bedroom just to feel something

I trained as an ISF video display calibrator and have tools used to do that. My eye is very trained to notice differences in grey scale and color. You can't just do it off of something on streaming, and you shouldn't try to adjust a TV or color display without having a colorimeter. I used to be hired by home theater contractors to fly in and calibrate their projectors in their client's custom home theaters. back when a really good video projector cost $90,000. I even got a write up, once, in Audio Video Interiors, a major publication in that field.

Anyway, when I visit my family back in Louisiana they hide the remotes from me because I want to adjust their TVs which are all kinds of whacked, except my mom. She let's me fine tune her $399 65" Philips QLED and it looks nearly as good as my much more expensive LG and Sony OLED TVs.

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Yes… I’m not a woman (wild animal), so I cannot see in the dark.

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Well, my wife had never met a light she couldn't turn on nor one she could turn off.

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I'm photosensitive

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by shutterspeed

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light sensitive

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Maybe? To me light sensitive implies that light is causing a negative reaction.

Maybe light focused is a better phrase.

To that end, I mostly do not light bright places and cold white LED light. There are some notable exceptions like a workbench. But in a restaurant? It should we warm, dim light.