Re: floure-sense

[E R Swanson <ers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Couldn't you just use neutral density filtration to get it exactly where
you wanted it?  --Elliott

On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Sam wrote:

> Dennis wrote:
> >
> > I have been reading the mail on you guys with the flourescent tubes. I am
> >modifying my king inn with a Vita lite full spectrum flourescent tube(13
> >watt). The light from it is a very very white light that is supposed to be
> >the closest thing to real sunlight.The manufacturer states that the visable
> >uv output isn't attenuated and that is the reason for its ability to
> >portray colors vividly. The tube is a 13 watt and the king inn is normally
> >a 4 watt tube. I'm going to dim it down a bit.  I  may call the
> >manufacturer to ask about excessive uv radiation -being so close to the
> >eyes and all.
> >
> 
> I've got a 13 watter in my viewer. How exactly do you "dim" a flourescent
> bulb? I planned to do it through a grid, but if there's a better way I'd
> like to hear about it.
> Sam Smith
> emailto: 3dhacker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 3d Hacker's Camera Site: www.cadvision.com/3dhacker/index.htm
>