Re: PGPP Drying down?? - Ott-Lite

[Michael Plack <metphoto@pacbell.net>]

Home Depot sells an Ott bulb.  It's located in the lighting section and 
marketed as a grow lightbulb.  Sells for $9.  I've got two in my studio and 
use them in conjunction with both tungsten and flourescent for color 
correction, depending on where the final print will be displayed.  


Michael Plack

7/23/2001 3:00:28 PM, Tom Prescott <tpres@acadia.net> wrote:

>Try Lumenet Marketing Group http://www.lumenlight.com for the Ott-
Lite; I paid
>$67.50, including shipping vs $79.00 list... (Free-standing desktop model).
>
>Matt Hagadorn wrote:
>
>>
>> > I also suspect a much greater difference in print colour between
>> > tungsten and daylight viewing. Please no comments on special 
viewing
>> > lighting. I have been using Epson printers, paper, inks since the first
>> > photo Epson without this problem.
>>
>> Yes, there's a a large difference in color temperature between 
tungsten and
>> daylight. You can get an Ott-Lite 5500K lamp for < US $100, or you 
can live
>> with it.


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