Spectral Comparison |
High-Pressure
Mercury Vapor Light versus JMW Daylight |
High-Pressure
Mercury Vapor Light versus JMW Daylight |
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arrows below the 3D picture. Each ball and arrow correspond to 1 of 64 Munsell papers measured by Vrhel. The center of the ball is the paper's stimulus vector under daylight. The arrow tip is the stimulus vector under High-Pressure Mercury Vapor light. Tristimulus vector of Mercury Light = [3.751, 0.03204, 1.389]. Tristimulus vector of dayight = [3.751, 0.03474, 1.396]. High pressure mercury vapor light was measured by Worthey in 1985. Daylight is calculated by the model of Judd, MacAdam & Wyszecki. All points are plotted by detailed calculations, no simplifying assumptions. |
Color Shifts When
Daylight --> Mercury Vapor Projected in v1-v2 |
Color Shifts When
Daylight --> Mercury Vapor Projected in v2-v3 |