As discussed in Color: Part 1, there are a number of useful measurements to consider when looking at a fixtures color. Below, we detail how to read two of the graphic measurements. 

Also included within the results are each light's Mired number and G/M index number. These numbers give context to the Correction Gels needed to adjust any CCT or G/M shifts from the desired measurements. Refer to the table below for different manufacturer's thresholds on each gel.

Each reading was done with in-house lights which see standard rental house usage. In each test, the newest available fixtures were tested to present as close to an ideal reading as possible. Readings were taken at full intensity with a Sekonic C-800-U at 1 foot from the source in a blacked-out studio. Despite these considerations, it is important to remember that every light will be slightly different and so it is important to run tests on your own when possible.

For additional context, please read Part 1 if you have not already done so.