The lamp that recreates sunlight

In this video, a new lighting system able to reproduce natural sunlight. It consists of a wall LED spotlight projector and a ceiling panel that splits light in the two components typical of natural daylight: direct white light and scattered blue light. For purchases, please visit artmospherelights.com/
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[@MrNoipe]

Brilliant project.

[@theweatherdesigner8082]

Thank you 🙏

[@KarSahakyan]

I watched this video, there you use a film that clouds the mirror, and here the mirror is transparent until the lights are turned on. How did you achieve such a wonderful result?

[@KarSahakyan]

You were very successful in simulating sunlight, but how could you make the mirror shine blue when the light was turned on?

[@theweatherdesigner8082]

Hello! Thanks for your question. The panel shown in the video isn’t really a mirror; it’s an optical device that splits light like the Earth’s atmosphere does. White light passes through whereas blue light is scattered. That’s why you see it turn blue.

[@KarSahakyan]

@@theweatherdesigner8082 How did you build this optical device? What did you use for that?

[@theweatherdesigner8082]

@@KarSahakyan There a few ways to replicate Rayleigh scattering. If you're interested in replicating the interactions between sunlight and the atmosphere please check my video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGOnoX-mnZaFrpY Hope you will enjoy!

[@KarSahakyan]

@@theweatherdesigner8082 I watched this video, you used a film there to simulate the blue sky, it made the mirror cloudy when the lights were turned off, and here you have a transparent mirror. How did you achieve this result?

[@KarSahakyan]

@@theweatherdesigner8082 I watched this video, there you use a film that clouds the mirror, and here the mirror is transparent until the lights are turned on. How did you achieve such a wonderful result?