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    Default Daylight balanced bulbs?

    Any of the gurus here using 'em for ink mixing/testing?

    What temperature are you using?

    I bought some 6500º tube fluorescents and they're way too cold. I'm thinking 5000º might be too warm. Logically, I'd think to get 5500º or something in between, but is there something else to consider? What if I mix a 6500º and a 5000º ?

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    the sun is pretty good
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    solux.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferg2001 View Post
    solux.
    ah, interesting. i'd never heard of them before. i guess they only go up to 5000K, so maybe that's a sign that i shouldn't be using a bulb in the 6500K range at all

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve w View Post
    the sun is pretty good
    I'm English. What is this thing you call "sun" ?

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