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As a photographer, I have long been conditioned to avoid "fluorescent" lights at all costs. So it took me a considerable amount of trust to believe that lights in a shape of a fluorescent fixture could work. But the Videssence class of SRGB fluourescent equipment is specifically made for digital photography.
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Once I began using the Videssence
lighting for the digital system, I began to keep the same lights
when I used by film-based Leicas and Hasselblads for taking slides.
With normal tungsten film (Kodak EPY), the color balance was about
the same as with tungsten lamps on Lowel fixtures.