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Re: Sunlight



Wow! Thank's Eric for graciously sharing your knowledge about the D series.

> While a student at RIT in the early 80s,  one of my professors and  color
> mentors, the late Dr Franc Grum related the following (as I best I  remember
> 25 
> years later): The basis functions that are used to determine the D  series
> illuminants are primarily from measurements made on top of the Kodak  building
> in 
> Rochester over the course of several years in the 1970s.

Several years in the '70s? Interesting. I wonder if they took more readings
during summertime or spreaded their readings evenly throughout the year.

> The  measurement data
> were carefully measured absolutely spectroradiometrically off  sky reflected
> NBS-traceable (now NIST) white tiles,

Gee, this is the same technique used in the Spectrocam!

> then analyzed and decomposed  into two
> basis functions. These basis functions are linearly recombined with  different
> weighting functions to produce the D-series illuminants.

Love it.

> Thanks,
> Eric Walowit
> Tahoe

Roger Breton 


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