Hello fIvaldi, Tuesday, January 13, 2004, 11:17:45 AM, you wrote:
> Hi Subscribers, > I am currently working in an environment lighted by both a bow-window > and an halogen, I am working during day, cloudy or not and at night as > well. Dear friend, I do not know whether what I am about to say answers your question, but maybe it is one way out of the problem you have. Perhaps I have misunderstood you. As an oil painter (as well as a digital snapper and crude image manipulator), I have constant problems with lighting - especially during these long British winters. The best thing I find to work under is the blue "daylight" bulbs available from art shops. A table lamp with one of these in, on my computer desk helps give the working area a more natural ambiance. I also usually supplement this bulb with the whitish light of low voltage QI type table lamps. (however if you get the base too near to the monitor it can cause flicker as the transformer interferes with the monitor tube!) I hope this contribution is not too amateurish for this group. If somebody can tell me a better way of getting "daylight" from a lamp, it could change my life..... Don Lodge Bejazzled =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
