“Restore” makes the wonderful reproduction of history and art
Museum exhibits are important cultural relics for the study of ancient and modern civilizations. The colors, craftsmanship and details of each exhibit are of inestimable value. However, due to the different restoration quality of the artificial light irradiated, the appearance of the cultural relics and the color cast, blurred, dim, etc. that are reflected in the eyes of the audience may be greatly distorted compared with the original.
Therefore, as an organic part of the museum scene, lighting should be able to truly restore the color, detail, level, contrast and sharpness of the exhibits, so as to truly restore the ancient and modern culture and history.
One of the museum lighting ‘restores’:
Lighting with high color rendering In the lighting design of museums, for places with high requirements for color discrimination, such as paintings, colored fabrics, and multi-color exhibits, a light source with a general color rendering index (Ra) of not less than 90 should be used as the lighting source; For places with general color discrimination requirements, a light source with a general color rendering index of not less than 80 can be used as the lighting source. The color rendering of the light source directly affects the performance of the hue and saturation of the colors of the exhibits. The use of professional museum lighting LED chips can provide lights with a color rendering index of up to 95.
Post time: 03-29-2022