
Landscape lights
are a common type of lighting device in modern landscapes. These devices not only beautify the scenery but also possess a good aesthetic quality themselves. Therefore, there are many considerations in the design and use of these lighting devices. What issues should we pay attention to when designing this type of lighting? How can we enhance the visual effect of the landscape? Let’s take a look together.
1. Diffusion Issues
The diffusion of light sources can create a softer appearance of illuminated objects, regardless of their brightness. However, unlike direct lighting, a drawback of diffusion is that it can produce numerous shadows, which may negatively affect the overall presentation of the landscape.
Additionally, another issue with diffusion is that the temperature of the light-emitting body tends to rise. Among the various landscape lighting devices available on the market, this problem is almost universal.
2. Angle of Elevation Issues
To allow landscape lighting devices to perform better, we must accurately calculate the angle of elevation and shoulder spacing. By using real data measurements, we can find an optimal balance between functionality and presentation of the lighting devices. If we wish to emphasize either effect or function, corresponding adjustments can be made.
3. Low-Positioned Fixtures
For low-positioned fixtures to achieve better results, we should first innovate in design while incorporating user-friendly features. This way, our low-positioned
landscape lights
can perform better and present more favorable effects.