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Applying and Controlling Light
Contrast Ratios
Light on an object must be a minimum of three times brighter than its surrounding area for the object to be perceived as being illuminated. Five to one is generally preferred and contrasts of twenty to one
or greater can be desirable for more dramatic lighting effects.
3:1 Contrast Ratio 5:1 Contrast Ratio 20:1 Contrast Ratio
Light Control Lenses
While in many applications the distribu­tion of bare lamps is perfectly acceptable, most Juno Trac fixtures accept control
lenses that can be used to create more
sophisticated, dramatic effects and
greater visual impact.
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UV Filter
This dichroic filter blocks virtually
all transmission below 400 nanometers, the range most responsible for UV degradation.
Bare Lamp
Many bare lamps produce
irregular round beam shapes
and have light/dark striations.
Note: Preservation and light degradation are of major concern when lighting any type of art. Light levels and heat associated with light sources are critical issues with respect to art media — paper wood, glues, watercolor pigments, lacquers, textiles and organic materials. If preservation is a concern you should consult a professional in this field.
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Uniformity Lens
This fine-prism lens eliminates striations without noticeably altering
the size of the beam or light output.
Color Filters
These change white light into colored using colored glass. This is the lowest cost method of creating colored light effects.
Dichroic Filters
Dichroic filters are multi-layer
thin-film coatings deposited on a glass substrate. Their light transmission levels are substantially higher than simple glass color filters, providing considerable savings in energy and money. Dichroic filters are highly color selective producing brighter, cleaner appearing, saturated color.
Diffusion Lens
Frosted lens softens the beam and lightly diffuses the pattern.
Prismatic Spread Lens
This course prismatic lens eliminates striations and enlarges the size of the
beam. It is especially useful with
narrow flood distribution lamps.
Daylight Color Correction Filter
Dichroic filter corrects color temperature to
approximately 4250K.
Linear Spread Lens
The linear prisms on this lens elongate the beam pattern into a
wide oval pattern. It can be rotated
so the beam is elongated either horizontally or vertically.
Incandescent Color Correction Filter
Dichroic filter corrects color temperature to approximately 2700K.
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