You might want to pick up a full spectrum bulb. Typically, they're used to
offset S.A.D. (Seasonal Affected Disorder), something that many Alaskans
suffer from with the longer winter nights and summer days. They're more
expensive than a regular bulb, but could help you with color definitions. If
you want to make it last, only turn it on when you want to fine tune your
textures.

David

Bob Hughes <per### [at] aolcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote in message
news:392b91f0@news.povray.org...
> I forgot something.  My room light is a low wattage fluorescent (made to
> seem incandescent) energy-saving bulb, one of those kind that look like
> someone stuffed several mini-fluorescents into a fixture.  I noticed one
> day, daytime that is, how I could see the reds far better than at night
> when this light is on.  I'm probably at this computer much more at night
> than in the day.  So, I'll take another look later on when conditions
> improve and let you know how green it appears then.

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