Can the particularly bright lights used for night lighting in construction sites be used as photographic lights?

Iodine tungsten lamp, which is widely used in construction sites, is actually a high-power incandescent lamp, which is estimated to be above1000 w w. There are several problems in using this kind of lamp as a photographic lamp. One is that the light needs to be on all the time, which consumes a lot of electricity. Another is that the color temperature is not good, and the photos taken will turn yellow.

Other lighting lamps have similar problems, such as inaccurate color temperature, insufficient illumination and so on.

Generally speaking, photographic lamps have requirements for color temperature. Only at a specific color temperature (generally around 5500K-5800K) can color reproduction be accurate.