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Sacamuelas · 03-13-2004, 17:12

Good point.. If accurate color representation is needed then color corrected bulbs are definitely beneficial as MM stated.

They can be found much cheaper than they used to be. Check your Lowes/Home depot for availability. I used to have to purchase mine (large tube 48â€ fluorescents) for operatory lighting from specialty makers as color/shade selection is vitally important in my field. Now I can get them MUCH cheaperâ€¦

I think I saw regular 60-100 watt bulbs in a Walmart that are close to 96% corrected to sunlight.

03-13-2004, 17:12	#9
Sacamuelas JAWBREAKER Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Gulf coast Posts: 1,906	Good point.. If accurate color representation is needed then color corrected bulbs are definitely beneficial as MM stated. They can be found much cheaper than they used to be. Check your Lowes/Home depot for availability. I used to have to purchase mine (large tube 48â€ fluorescents) for operatory lighting from specialty makers as color/shade selection is vitally important in my field. Now I can get them MUCH cheaperâ€¦ I think I saw regular 60-100 watt bulbs in a Walmart that are close to 96% corrected to sunlight.
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