Solution 2 of eye fatigue caused by lighting for video calls
The second aspect is the quality of lighting for video calls. The most comfortable light color temperature is from 4000K to 4600K. The human eyes are not easily fatigued in this section, so we have to choose a lighting color temperature in the 4000K to 4600K range.
Most of the available ring lighting for video calls use blue chips to excite yellow phosphors to form white light, so there is a lot of blue light inside. If you are running a live broadcast or a long video, I suggest you use full-spectrum LEDs. The benefit of a full spectrum LED substantially reduces blue light and is closer to sunlight. “Full spectrum” refers to the light emitted by the lamp, whose spectrum is close to the solar spectrum, especially in the visible light part. The proportion of various wavelength components is similar to that of sunlight, and the CRI of the light is close to the CRI of sunlight. Full-spectrum LEDs are now more expensive, so the cost of lighting is higher, but if you have a long video time, or you are doing live broadcasts, I suggest that you still use full-spectrum LEDs.
Solution 3 of eye fatigue caused by lighting for video calls
The last method to relieve eye fatigue involves movement. Regular outdoor sports can effectively regulate eye fatigue of both eyes. Ball sports like badminton, tennis, basketball that require the eyes to chase the target, can enhance ciliary muscle relaxation and contraction. Promote eye metabolism and relieve visual fatigue.