Re: Monitor White Point-5000 or 6500K?
Re: Monitor White Point-5000 or 6500K?
- Subject: Re: Monitor White Point-5000 or 6500K?
- From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 08 Jan 2003 10:40:55 -0500
Steve wrote:
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If you were doing all your print proofing under Tungsten PAR 30 (art gallery
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lights) would you want to be setup at 5000K or even lower? I wish I was able
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to proof all my work in a GTI booth but in the real world, no one views art
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in these conditions and with matamerism forget. If I try to proof a job in a
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GTI light booth, then take it under Gallery lights the print looks totally
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different.
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Kornreich Communications Inc.
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Steven Kornreich
Have a look at that link:
http://www.wiko.com/nprtanscript.html
http://www.wiko.com/solux.html
Its a news report on the Rochester Art Museum using Solux lamps (as close to
natural daylight as feasible technologically today, AFAIK) being used to
illuminate art paintings.
I would not say "no one views art in these conditions" -- 5000K, because
that is not true.
There is hope.
Roger Breton
Laval, Canada
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