4 presents various temperatures and the type of light they represent.
Table A.4 Kelvin Temperatures for Various Light Sources
Temperature Light Source
1400??“1930 Candlelight
2000??“2500 Sunrise
2680 40W incandescent lamp
2800??“2850 100W household (tungsten) bulb
2950 500W tungsten lamp
2960??“3200 Tungsten studio lamp
3000 Fluorescent light (warm white)
200W incandescent lamp
1000W tungsten lamp
3200 Halogen bulb, Nitraphot B
3400 Photoflood (floodlamp)
Halogen bulb, Nitraphot A
3800??“4000 Clear flashbulb
4000 Moonlight
4400 Sun two hours after rising
5000 Fluorescent light
5000??“6000 Daylight sun at midday to noon
5500 Daylight (for photography)
Electronic flash tube
5500??“6000 Blue flashbulb
6000??“7000 Electronic flash
6500 Daylight (sun and sky averaged)
7000 Overcast sky
8000 Cloudy sky, light shade
9000 Hazy sky, light shade
11000 Sky light without direct sun
13000 Blue sky, thin white clouds
16000 Average blue sky, medium shade
18000??“19000 Clear blue sky, deep shade
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Film Output Resolutions
Table A.5 represents the most common resolutions you are likely to run into when working with film.
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