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A multiprimary lighting system for customized color stimuli

In this article, a dual seven‐primary lighting system is constructed for color research and education. The system offers sufficient spectral variability to approximate the spectral power distribution of a variety of standard illuminants. More importantly, the constructed multiprimary lighting system...

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Published in:Color research and application 2022-02, Vol.47 (1), p.74-91
Main Authors: Yuan, Yue, Murdoch, Michael J., Fairchild, Mark D.
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Customization
Electric power distribution
Lighting
Lighting systems
Luminance distribution
metamer
Metamerism
multiprimary lighting system
observer metamerism index
Observers
programmable metamer generator
Projectors
Stimuli
Variability
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