The color emitted by a light source depends on its temperature. When a light source has a low temperature, it emits a warm or reddish color. This is known as "warm light" or "soft white light." On the other hand, when a light source has a higher temperature, it emits a cooler or bluish color. This is referred to as "cool light" or "daylight."
In summary:
1. Low temperature light emits warm or reddish colors.
2. High temperature light emits cool or bluish colors.
