Are the lights, car lights, flashlights and sunlight used in daily life the same? What facts can explain it?

No, the light source itself is different. If there is a specific spectrogram, we can find that sunlight contains a large spectral span and there are many invisible rays. At the same time, the color temperature is different. Ordinary light bulbs are warmer, close to yellow light, and car lights are also divided into yellow light and popular xenon white light. According to the different light sources used, flashlights also have different light colors such as yellow, white, blue, red and green.

Therefore, some professional lamps, such as photography, are required to be as close to the sun as possible before using tricolor lamps.

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