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| + | Tungsten standard service bulb 2600 – 2800 °K | ||
| + | Projector lamps 3200 °K | ||
| + | Photoflood 3400 °K | ||
| + | Flashbulb clear 4000 °K | ||
| + | Electronic flash 5000 – 6000 °K | ||
| + | Daylight 5500 °K | ||
| + | Overcast daylight 7500 °K | ||
| + | North sky no shadows 10,000 – 20,000 °K | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:28, 1 April 2011
http://photo.net/learn/optics/edscott/cf000030.htm
Tungsten standard service bulb 2600 – 2800 °K Projector lamps 3200 °K Photoflood 3400 °K Flashbulb clear 4000 °K Electronic flash 5000 – 6000 °K Daylight 5500 °K Overcast daylight 7500 °K North sky no shadows 10,000 – 20,000 °K
