What is the color temperature of an HMI lamp designed to match daylight? 5600 K 3200 K 1600 K Nork of the above

The color temperature of an HMI lamp designed to match daylight is 5600 K. HMI lamps, also known as tungsten-halogen lamps, are commonly used in film and television production because they produce a bright, natural-looking light. The color temperature of a light source refers to the hue of the light, with lower color temperatures appearing more yellow or warm, and higher color temperatures appearing more blue or cool. Daylight has a color temperature of approximately 5600 K, which is why HMI lamps designed to match daylight have a color temperature of 5600 K.