On Friday, May 4, 2012, 9:00:57 PM, Pascal wrote: PdB> I recently purchased a ColourConfidence GrafiLite (which is basically PdB> a rebranded OttLite). Thanks. (Spikes on that graph are a bit scary). PdB> I did an illumread with my ColorMunkin in High Resolution mode, of PdB> which I attached the graph. I'm curious which program to use. The illumread documentation says to use spotread if your instrument has a UV-cut filter, which the ColorMunki unfortunately has. PdB> Color Rendering Index (Ra) = 91.4 Playing with spotread I find that my incandescent desk lamp has a CRI of 98 (very low color temperature of course) and that cloudy northern daylight has a CDT of 5600 and a CRI of 98 :) I'm thinking of getting a pair of these tubes, if I can find a suitable holder for them (but being fluorescent I guess they will be spiky as well): Just NORMLICHT fluorescent tubes CDT 5000 CRI 98 I see them on sale in France for ?59.70 including tax. http://www.cmp-color.fr/Eclairage%20lumiere%20du%20jour.html#JustNORMLICHT although the Justnormlicht site talks of needing uv-transparent filters and "optically tuned" reflectors http://www.justnormlicht.com/light-and-color.html and I see holder, reflector, uv-transparent diffuser and a pair of the same tubes for sale in the US at the eye-watering price of USD 1190 (!) http://www.rpimaging.com/just-normlicht-modulight-02-asymmetrical-36-watt.html I find myself wondering where the extra cost comes from. -- Chris Lilley Technical Director, Interaction Domain W3C Graphics Activity Lead, Fonts Activity Lead Co-Chair, W3C Hypertext CG Member, CSS, WebFonts, SVG Working Groups