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Daylight: its properties and uses
Kevin P. McGuire
Summary
What is Daylight
What characterizes daylight
Why is daylight important for viewing colors
How the eye responds to different daylight levels
Artificial daylight source applications
Dispel myths and examine terms used to describe daylight
What is Daylight?
Sun Facts:
Skylight
Undesirable Daylight characteristics:
Daylight Benefits
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Spectral Reflectance Graph of an Apple
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"Metal halide and fluorescent light..."
Metal halide and fluorescent light have spikes that wash out colors.
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"The eye sees color differently..."
The eye sees color differently dependent upon light levels.
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"4700K Daylight Jewelry Application"
4700K Daylight Jewelry Application
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Marketing myth #1:
Marketing myth #2:
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Marketing myth #3:
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Marketing myth #4:
Marketing myth #5:
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By understanding the fundamentals of what makes daylight, one gains the ability to replicate and use daylight effectively.
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