Daylight varies a lot. Sunny noon can be anything from about 4000K to 15000K or
more. The Japanese seem to like 5000K for photographs. The Europeans like 6500K.
Here in the US we seem to like about 5500K. At least those are the values my
graphics card suggests for standards. And that goes with the old idea that
Japanese lenses were a lot warmer than European lenses.
graywolf
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Isn't 5000 - 5500K the temp of daylight?
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