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Actually I am having the same problem: I am looking for a lighting fixture for the SoLux bulbs since I cannot put them in the ceiling. In Switzerland it is very difficult to find, in the UK I found these...

Thanks for the links I will surely take a look at the papers!

Thought so but had the question mainly because I see some photo /video led lights that control color temperature use similar concepts

Hi everyone Your tips are excellent! I actually let prints rest at least 24 hours so I usually print early afternoon and frame the next evening. I will order some SoLux lamps from the UK (I found a seller in Switzerland that charges x3 ...). But I want to try also with leds and see what I get...

I then wonder if fluorescent products advertised for color proofing also work when I look at their spectra http://www.osram.com/osram_com/products/lamps/fluorescent-lamps/fluorescent-lamps-t8/fluorescent-lamps-t8-special-versions/color-proof-t8/index.jsp?productId=ZMP_60373...

A very valid point! Didn't think of that.

Yes, for example look at http://www.osram.com/osram_com/products/led-technology/lamps/professional-led-lamps-with-classic-bulbs/parathom-classic-a-advanced/index.jsp?productId=ZMP_1069944 there are also 4000K versions...

Hi Palombian I do softproofing but I see differences especially with some high contrast B&W images that unless lighted properly, there are plenty of details lost in the shadows. It might very well be that eyes adjust to the highlights more easily. Yes, I also plan to try a couple of LED bulbs...

I was just kidding about being out in the snow :-) Sure the sun works wonders but unfortunately I need to work while he's up there...

That means I need to look at them while being out in the snow? Besides, it is this time of the year that it is really really dark...

Hope that was OK :cool: You might as well look at this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_CRI_LED_Lighting CRI is one thing and of course how the whole spectrum is rendered is important. But our eyes are not equally sensitive to the whole spectrum, are they? Plus, are the same light...

Hi all now that winter has come I feel I need better lighting to check my prints from my Epson R3000. Long story short: I see 3 options: 1. Halogens: only SoLux have something like 3500K with CRI>90 but they are not available in Europe 2. Fluorescents: Osram and Philips lamps for proofing...

Hi all thanks for the tips, it's interesting to see answers coming from Canon users :) you seem to be friendlier? I think Cone inks do not deliver to Europe... I was actually looking at this one http://www.specialistinks.com/marruttr3000-bulk-ink-system.php and was wondering if precision...

Hi all it's been a long time since I last posted something. So happy new year everyone! Last year I got the good advice of the people in this forum and bought myself an Epson R3000. I am quite happy with the printer and enjoy very much printing although I still have not seen a jaw dropping...

...or rarely a lot of photos? At least it is good to know it is normal.

Hi Joe thanks a lot for the answer! I am using Windows 8. I print roughly once per week. I turn on the printer and before it starts printing the first page, it takes a few minutes, around five, that it makes all kinds of sounds. I am not sure about 30 minutes, but if it is a few minutes between...

But it takes 5 minutes before it starts printing...

Hi all I sai I am a rookie, didn't I? Well, my question may be naive but I cannot figure it out. Me R3000 groans and roars and moans the first time I send a print job each time I turn on the printer. I actually do not turn it off but sleeps on its own. I suspect each startup cycle consumes some...

Like I said, I never buy new technology. It has proven wise times and again, D600 being maybe the most prominent but just look how many times people rush to buy the latest gimmick and end up in fora trying to resolve problems only to get a firmware fix 6 months to a few years later. There's a...

LOL it is not that I do jot want it. It is actually pretty amazing and I also plan to post some info on printing transparencies and negatives. I never buy new technology anyway - I tend to let it mature and fix all bugs. But a two year lifecucle is becoming too short for me not to nag :-D