Yup, I'm looking at 2700k for these. Thanks for the lead on the Cree LEDs. Back before LEDs came on the scene in a big way my BIL and I were soldering leds and resistors in 1156 bases to use in an old camper and refurbing flashlights with LEDs. Back then, though, the whitest ones still had a fairly strong blue tint to them. Later when the whites came out it was amazing to us. We'd even mount them on RC airplanes and fly (or try to fly) at night.<grin> Now it seems like LEDs are in everything!!!
I think I'm going to look closer at the Crees. It will be a long-time investment so quality is a good thing. I would think, though, that technology has allowed some of the competition to gain some ground on Cree...???
Thanks for pointing out the CRI, galfert. I take photos at church, miscellaneous functions, baptisms, etc., and that will be *very* nice. Currently I'm working with three different lights...incandescent (in baptistry and in pulpit), florescent (in the nave), and of course daylight coming in through the windows during the day. Makes for some interesting color adjusting at times!!!
Maybe this will get us on the road to color temperature unity.
Thanks for all the feedback, I appreciate it!!!