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About Common Lamp Values for Photometric Lights

The color of light emitted by a photometric light can be adjusted using the light's Filter Color and Lamp Color properties. When you adjust a light's Lamp Color property, you can specify a standard color or a Kelvin temperature value. The Kelvin temperature value of a light can be in the range of 1,000 to 20,000.

A light can be set to one of the following standard colors:

  • D65 White
  • Fluorescent
  • Cool White
  • White Fluorescent
  • Daylight Fluorescent
  • Incandescent
  • Xenon
  • Halogen
  • Quartz
  • Metal Halide
  • Mercury
  • Phosphor Mercury
  • High Pressure Sodium
  • Low Pressure Sodium

Light Tools on Tool Palettes

The Tool Palettes window contains a number of tool palettes with light tools that represent commonly used lamp values. Clicking a light tool on a tool palette allows you to place a new light with a specified lamp value into a drawing. The following is a list of the tool palettes that contain commonly used lamps:
  • Fluorescent
  • High Intensity Discharge
  • Low Pressure Sodium
  • Incandescent

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