This process is akin to asking "to what temperature of a black body radiator does this light source come closest to?" The color of natural daylight, for example, is altered by gases in the atmosphere, and artificial lighting such as fluorescent lamps and LED bulbs can also differ from the color of black body radiators.Īs a result, color temperature needs to be "correlated" to a black body radiator color temperature. If you have grasped the difference between the black body curve and daylight, it should become clear why color temperature needs to be "correlated."Ĭolor temperature is based on a theoretical black body that virtually never corresponds to light sources we actually encounter in our daily lives. The nuanced difference between Color Temperature and Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)
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