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Kelvin Relevance in Fine Art?

Subject: Kelvin Relevance in Fine Art?
From: Richard Kenward <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 18:46:29 +0000

In his posting of Thu, 3 Feb 2005,  writes Michael Shaffer
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I thought most artists preferred "northern exposure" ... i,e,. 5000K(?)


Dear Michael

Yes so did I but it does rather beg the question of what colour temperature is a north facing widow...can we have some numbers please guys given different sky conditions and times of year, day. This is of particular interest to me at the moment an I don't have access to a colour temp meter unfortunately.

Cheers

Richard
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Richard Kenward  www.precision-drum-scanning.co.uk (and other services)


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