Starry, Starry Night

[Dannyalcatraz]

I agree, but in this case, I think its fewer lumens, but with more even dispersal. IOW, more space illuminated with less overall light emissions.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

Meh, more lights. Maybe I'm weird in that I want my darkness to be, yanno, dark. Streetlights are brighter, sure, but they're limited in dispersal. This would put light everyfrigginwhere. I wonder if it'd be an issue with driving, too.

 

[Robin Hoodlum]

More light pollution is never a good idea.

Light is a pollutant and a poison.
Obviously the only reasonable solution is to ban light.

 

[Deset Gled]

Might still try, though. They listed gold as one of the colors... I prefer blue, but c'mon- living at the end of a yellow brick road?

Blue is actually a really poor choice for illumination at night. It will be harder to see and harder to focus on. Green would be best for visibility, and a bit of red would help give more complete vision (if two colors are possible)

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Blue is actually a really poor choice for illumination at night.

I know that first hand! I once had a key-fob blue LED flashlight. It didn't help a whole bunch, but it did help. Still, compared to a plain white, it was first cousin to being dark.