LED resistor overview

To make sure I supply the right amount of voltage for my Wemos D1 mini projects I need to know a little bit more about the kinds of LEDs I intend to use.

With the Wemos D1 mini typically supplying components with 3.3 V, I need calculate the approproate resistors for my various SMD LEDs.
An online web app (“LED Resistor Calculator,” n.d.) was very handy to find the right values. Below is a table of all the LEDs I have in my stash and the most important values from their data sheet for easy reference.

Type If Vf (max) R 3.3V
Red SMD LED red 70mcd
Gullwing  ZD2000 9061
30.0mA 2.0V (2.5V) 43 Ω 43Ω (Datasheet)
Yellow SMD LED  yel 40mcd Gullwing ZD2005 9061 30.0mA 2.1V
(2.5V)
40 Ω
Green SMD LED grn 100mcd Gullwing ZD2010 9061 25.0mA 2.2V
(2.5V)
44 Ω
White SML-LX1206UWW-TR LED, QuasarBrite, White, SMD 20.0mA 3.5V (4.0V) Datasheet

Below is an image of how I use my coloured LEDs for the visualisation of water temperature in combination with resistors on a copper tape paper circuit (inspired by Qi, 2012 and High-Low Tech Group, MIT Media Lab, 2012).

High-Low Tech Group, MIT Media Lab. (2012, August 21). Paper circuits. Retrieved February 27, 2019, from http://highlowtech.org/?p=2505
LED Resistor Calculator. (n.d.). Retrieved February 28, 2019, from http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/led-resistor-calculator
Qi, J. (2012). The Fine Art of Electronics: Paper-based Circuits for Creative Expression (Master of Science in Media Arts and Sciences). Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts, NE. Retrieved from http://web.mit.edu/~jieqi/Public/Jie_Qi_MS_thesis.pdf