I have set up 2 offices in 2 cities in New Zealand with silver blinds to keep out the external light and installed 5000 kelvin temp lights. That way I can work day or night without too much variations. It works for me and I am get fairly consistent prints. Both offices are also in the bottom storey of my 2 houses and the temperature is fairly constant since they both have concrete walls. I think that helps with any paper problems. Peter Banks NZ --- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "tech4x5" <mkraus1044@...> wrote: > > I am designing a new workroom where I will place my computer and > moniter. I use Spyder Pro 2.2 to calibrate my moniter and PrintFix Pro > 2.1 for my profiles. Any suggestions on preferences for overhead > and/or room lighting which would help in the most reproducible and easy > calibration. At this point in time, I could put in pretty much what I > want. Flouresecent vs incandescent, color temp, etc. > > Thanks. > > Matthew Kraus >
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Re: Recomendations for optimum room lighting when calibrating moniter
2007-03-19 by pjb74nz
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