Acebeam E75 vs Emisar D4V2

“The closest thing is the acebeam e75, which I recommend instead because it is a really nice light! I love mine. It comes with the 519a led which is high cri, neutral white, and has a nice looking beam. It's also got usb c charging. You can also take out the magnet if you need to”

“Warm lights are not about accurate color rendition, it's about pleasing light to the eyes. For example, I love using my D4v2 with 2000K E21A emitters. It's actually a very high CRI light. But CRI is measured against a black body source at that color temperature. In the case of this light, it's equivalent to a candle. So, it's very hard to see blue and purple. Great for reds and yellows, though! Sunlight is about 5500K iirc. We evolved to see colors in sunlight. So if you want to maximize your color separation, go with high CRI emitters of at least 5000K CCT. In practice, though, there isn't a lot of blue objects in nature. Some flowers, the sky (but not at night), and maybe some unique minerals. But for the most part, there's a ton of red, yellow, green, and brown. Warm lights are best for distinguishing that.”