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Re: Light bulbs


  • Subject: Re: Light bulbs
  • From: <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 22:50:56 -0500

Rick,

You may be interested in a small report Roger Breton and I made on the subject:

http://www.babelcolor.com/download/Light_under_control_2005-11-08.pdf

or look for the "Light under control" pdf
in the following page:

http://www.babelcolor.com/main_level/Tutorials.htm

We measured, among other things, the index Graeme referred to in his reply (Metamerism Index and Quality grade according to CIE S 012) for a few illumination setups.

Danny Pascale

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www.BabelColor.com

On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 12:32:04 -0500
 "Rick" <email@hidden> wrote:
Spectral Gurus!!

I recently purchased new bulbs for our 3 light booths as well as for the booths that are press side. (40 bulbs in all) After installing all of them I realized that our GATF/RHEM indicator looks like a zebra under them.(It did not show any stripes at all on the previous bulbs from Normlicht... but they had been in for over 2500 hours so they were due to be changed) I ordered these from a local lighting company and they were quite economical compared to the ones from Normlicht. They are made by Sylvania and say 5000k on the bulb.(Exact product is FO32/750/eco) I took my trusted eye one to the booth and took a ambient reading and it reads around 4830k or so and my CRI index in Eye one share is a paltry 76. I am also surprised by how mountainous the spectral analysis is. Are there any options other than spending the big bucks at Normlicht or Macbeth? Thanks in advance for any advice.

Rick Kortemeier
Sr. Color Specialist
Integra
616.459.4142  ext.1169
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