Here's How Philips Hue's "Natural Light" Alters Color Temperature?

Users now have the option to base their lighting colour temperature on sunshine thanks to the new feature. It's important to remember that Philips released the "Natural Light" function earlier this year. However, soon after its release, the large Dutch company was forced to withdraw it. The colour temperature option, however, is back this time and is now available to Philips Hue customers for a second time. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit- Hueblog.com[/caption] The Philips Hue app is once again providing its customers with the "Natural Light" feature following a false start in July of last year, according to the most recent report from 9to5 Google. According to Hue Blog, Philips appears to have totally disabled the "Natural Light" option from its mobile app on July 17. A pop-up notice that states "the Natural Light Scene is not officially supported yet" appeared after Philips deleted it. Users are further advised not to instal it until it is prepared for use. Users can effectively modify their color temperature throughout the day using the feature without having to manually adjust it. Instead, the color of the illumination will be determined by the outside sun. As a result, this feature automatically moves the action inside. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1500"] Image credit- Hueblog.com[/caption] Finally, According to Google, the "Natural Light" feature has begun to surface in the most recent Philips Hue app for iPhone and Android users. It appears that for certain people, it has returned with its most recent update. The function is located in the Hue Scene Gallery, according to several Reddit users. And it has been made the default choice. In the United States and other nations across the world, the feature appears to have started to become available in the most recent version of the programme. Although,  According to Google, some people are still missing out on the service. Given that, it appears that the Dutch company is currently implementing it. Therefore, it can take a few days for everyone to obtain it. Here is how the colour temperature alters in response to sunlight. The Hue app describes how the "Natural Light" feature works for people who currently have it on their phones. They may now adjust the colour temperature throughout the day thanks to the new feature. Depending on the time of day, it changes colour gradually and automatically.