A company acquired immersive Cisco TelePresence devices and they are setting them up in a dedicated Cisco TelepPresence room. Which two are recommendations for the lighting of the room? (Choose two.)

Cisco recommends a facial illuminance level higher than 400-600 lux for TelePresence; this range is insufficient to achieve proper camera exposure and image quality at standard codec settings.

A color temperature of 5000K to 5100K is a daylight-equivalent range that introduces a blue cast, distorting skin tones and making the video environment appear unnatural.

Direct lighting creates harsh shadows on participants' faces and causes glare artifacts in video; Cisco recommends diffused or indirect lighting to achieve even, flattering illumination.

A CRI of 82 or above ensures that skin tones and room colors are reproduced accurately under artificial light, which is critical for maintaining realistic and natural-looking video in TelePresence environments.

A color temperature of 4000K to 4100K (neutral white) is the Cisco-recommended range for TelePresence rooms because it closely matches standard broadcast lighting and produces natural-looking, undistorted skin tones on camera.