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From: annala@neuro.usc.edu (A J Annala)
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Subject: ADVICE WANTED:  Protocols for photographing color computer screens
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Date: 9 May 91 05:33:33 GMT
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I would appreciate any advice available on selection of film, filters, and
exposure protocols for photographing color graphics from SUN, BARCO, and
IBM PC EGA/VGA/SVGA monitors.  In particular, some explanation of the real
chromicity coordinates of phosphors used in these monitors vs. selection
of film balanced for 3200 degrees K (tungsten), 3400 degrees K (photoflood),
or 5000 degrees K (daylight) film.

Thanks, AJ