Macbeth Judge II-S Viewing Booth

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Macbeth Judge II-S uses patented 7-phosphor daylight simulation the closest simulation of natural daylight available in a fluorescent light source.

What does that mean for you?

That means you'll avoid costly erroneous approvals or rejects because the lighting skewed your color perception, plus youll get more lamp life from your investment. Judge II-S contains an even balance of color energy just like natural daylight.

The Macbeth Judge II-S gives you the ability to detect metamerism, or colors that match under one light but not another, with the flexabliblity of five different light sources. Utilize either simulated daylight (D50),(D65),(D75) cool white fluorescent (CWF) at 4150K, incandescent (a typical light bulb) home lighting, custom fluorescent (TL84 or U30), or ultraviolet (UV).

Not your ordinary fluorescent technology

Commercial daylight lamps contain only 3-phosphors, which means they have higher blue/green energy. That could make your blue/green samples appear bluer and greener, while your red samples could appear dull. The more even the balance of color energy, the more accurately the light source renders color. This color energy is shown in a spectral power distribution curve (SPD). If your light source doesn't match the SPD curve for natural daylight, then your ability to evaluate color is skewed. That means you could be approving color that your customers will reject or vice versa!

Macbeth Judge II-S Features:

5 Light Sources Included:

1. Daylight (D50, D65, or D75) *
2. Fluorescent (TL84 or U30) *
3. Cool White Fluorescent (CWF)
4. Incandescent (A typical home light bulb)
5. UV Alone for Detecting Optical Brightening & Fluorescent Whitening
   UV Blended with Daylight - Simulating natural sunlight

• Sidewalls Included
• Elapsed time meter indicating lamp replacement
• Meets or exceeds major international standards for visual color evaluation
  • ASTM D1729, ISO 3664, DIN, ANSI & BSI

* Choice of daylight and fluorescents sources. The choice of a specific daylight and fluorescent source should be based on the standard governing of your industry or application.