--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "mbutler355" <mbutler355@...> wrote: > > I was just wondering, without being too technical, what kind of light you use to judge > prints by and know you nailed it. In the wet darkroom days, using mostly Ilford paper, I > could tell instinctively I nailed it with drydown and all that. I think I have the English versions of these in 48 inch and 20 inch lengths http://www.prismaecat.lighting.philips.com/LightSite/Whirlwind.aspx? eca=LLPPLG&cpf=GBEREN&stg=ACT&lan=EN+&ecu=LMP|PLL|LP&cnt_key=TLD9GRAP+ |PHL&t=1&tree=0&scr_md=1111&nav=Null&loc=Null&leftnav=2_1&tt=BasicSpec s and http://www.misterart.com/store/view.cfm?store=001&group_id=3233 I do not recommend the OTT lights which were first recommended to me. When I get back to the UK nearly all lighting in my house's work/study and living rooms will be high CRI lighting. ColinGRUK
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Re: Real World Print Viewing
2006-11-15 by colingruk
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