Abstract
New tungsten filament secondary standard lamps are described and also tubular fluorescent secondary standards which, when used in an international photometric and colorimetric interchange, showed good agreement on measurements. Possible improved future changes in the C.I.E. data and the effect these may have on photometric and colorimetric values are indicated New developments in physical photometry and colorimetry are described, including preliminary experience with photon counting techniques as a means of increasing sensitivity. Improved photometric integrator paint is described, as this is now necessary in order to meet the new accuracy requirements. Brief reference is made to colour-rendering properties of light sources in connection with attempts to relate this subjective effect with objective measurements. The future possibility of applying ultrasonic modulation to colour measurement is indicated.
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