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Chroma isnt perfect though, and what it tells you should only be taken as 'guesstimates'. While it's mathematically correct, people judge colors differently. What it gives you as 'white' may be too 'warm' or 'cool' for your tastes.
Also, keep in mind that chroma's output is for the 'dot' on a pure white surface. 'beam' colors are going to be a different ratio to get white, thanks to rayleigh scattering.
Also, keep in mind that chroma's output is for the 'dot' on a pure white surface. 'beam' colors are going to be a different ratio to get white, thanks to rayleigh scattering.