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Amber shift
Amber shift is a phenomenon of incandescent light bulbs in which the colour temperature decreases (appears more amber) as the current through the lamp decreases, which simultaneously dims the output. In the context of amber shift, brightness is measured as a percent of the lamp's maximum brightness.
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Amber shift is a phenomenon of incandescent light bulbs in which the colour temperature decreases (appears more amber) as the current through the lamp decreases, which simultaneously dims the output. In the context of amber shift, brightness is measured as a percent of the lamp's maximum brightness.
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