Power LEDs (working at 220 V)?

[delinear]

Hi,

Has anyone involved with power LEDs (working at 220 V)? They work at a recurrence of 50 Hz, can I (basically) increase the recurrence to avoid from flashing?

I was looking at these: https://www.icrfq.com/part/2778788-CXA2530_0000_000N00S20E8.html

Thanks for your help. 

[3DandVR]

These LEDs have a CRI "Color Rendering Index" value of 80.
This CRI value is not good for photography especially for skin (also food, nature,...).
It is better you use LEDs with a CRI greater then 90 or better greater than 95!
This Video explains it better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR42KFZswOg
https://www.diyphotography.net/why-cri-matters-when-you-pick-an-led-panel/

2700kelvin color temperature is also slightly warm.
Photo LEDs are normally at about 5500 to 5600kelvin.

There are LED Strips you can power with 12Volt DC (=flicker free), they are may be a better solution for DIY Lighting.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/172707727216?rmvSB=true

for 220V there are these Lamps
https://www.amazon.de/Tageslicht-Power-Fotolampe-Leuchtmittel-5500K/dp/B018SAQSYU
or also these
https://www.amazon.de/Vollspektrum-Tageslicht-Flimmerfreie-Lichtqualit%C3%A4t-Technologie/dp/B01MCWBBGU/