Low light overcast, short fall days, indoor bulb choices? (Dark, wet, falls suck-unless your a duck)

Nice fall days in the north are far outnumbered by the opposite. You dont even see or hear animals on drewry days, so I dont think they like it either. Good bye summer. Sigh. The darkness is coming...hurry people!!

Well, I Guess its good for naps LOL. And realy tasty bad food I try to avoid.

You can even fool yourself on a zero degree but sunny winter morning looking through the windows!https://www.healingwell.com/community/emoticons/smile.gif

The light effect is interesting.

I was looking for old incandescent bulbs at the hardware store the other day. (I dont make changes until Im forced to). They still had some between the new tech bulbs. The clerk mentioned "day light needing people" preferred some newer bulb.......I forgot! Might have been a new color of LED?

*Any comments about new tech bulbs? *

If these do something, well you dont have to sit by a "happy" light" (Never tried one though) if you home lights are fitted with these. (?)

I have a camping LED lantern with an annoyingly high intensity bright white light. My old compact florescent lantern from the 90's is way better in a campsite. But thats just for utility purposes. I take it these LED home bulbs with different shades are more inviting?

Post Edited (astroman) : 10/15/2016 9:06:41 AM (GMT-6)

"day light needing people" - yes he meant SAD disorder. I would say most people have some degree of this- animals too, some are just to proud to admit it. More people are out on sunny days - proof. Even a little is some. I know I do, not enough to swallow a bullet though. ( not really a joking matter for some)

**So will some of these shades of fixture bulbs have the same positive properties that sad lights have?

If so I was going to try one for my first LED bulb purchase. Maybe a bulb for my overhead computer desk lamp. Kind of a test if you will.

I can see wear the real bright ones are best for stairways, utility rooms ect - when you need to really see.